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Vinegar Supplements are a sham

Apple-cider vinegar tablets, widely marketed for weight loss and other purposes, may not contain their claimed active ingredient. Test results for eight brands of the tablets, published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association, showed that they had as little as one-tenth the labeled quantity of acetic acid, the defining ingredient in vinegar. And there's no evidence the tablets work or are safe.

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