A study, which is very widespread in social networks, has been withdrawn on supposedly positive effects of apple cider vinegar on health due to numerous mistakes. The authors of the investigation, which was published in 2024 in the journal “BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health”, admitted mistakes. Among other things, the study had claimed that apple cider vinegar could help you lose weight. She had found a large echo through several influencers.
“Skepticism attached online”
“We should have a healthy portion of skepticism when something sounds too beautiful to be true,” said Australian nutritionist Rosemary Stanton. According to your data, too much apple cider vinegar could harm the tooth enamel. In principle, she warned against trusting influencers who make unfounded claims about nutrition, often with the intention of selling certain products.
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