Apple Cider Vinegar

[Hoppi]

lol I like the idea of a little playground for seaback xD

We might have a few more peaceful threads lol

And yeah I really hope this thread can now get back on topic

 

[OverMachoGrande]

Dregs of the forum? Go **** yourself.

I'll be posting high quality images before monday, and I promise to keep it up to date just to spite you. After sufficient proof is shown I think you should be banned for being an ignorant dumbass.

Now that's not nice to say and fortunately I make the decision of who is banned and who is not. We will look forward to your pics and then see what the results are. You said by Monday, right?

Do me a favor and post them in the thread you already have created for this topic and not this one. This thread is about ACV.

Thanks

Interesting!

How so?

 

[OverMachoGrande]

increases the chance of photographic feedback.

i'm interested is all!

HAHA! I agree my friend. i think that if you are going to claim great results then you need to back it up with pics.

 

[squeegee]

The two primary regulators of aldosterone secretion are potassium and the renin–angiotensin system. This is where ACV probably shine..I will try to pull more and more info on it..

Also the type and qty of sodium intake makes the biggest difference..

http://stuff.mit.edu/people/london/RRR.html

 

[GeminiX]

Slightly off topic, reams of pages of information are all well and good and might help convince oneself that it does something, but why not just use it for a few months and take regular photos? Look at this thread for example, 13 pages of guff and discussion, but no proof yet.

Personally speaking, I'm quite down to earth with things like this. The debates can (and do) go on and on and on, but the simple rule of "pictures or it didn't happen" > all

(Not trying to cause an argument, just saying is all)

 

[squeegee]

Slightly off topic, reams of pages of information are all well and good and might help convince oneself that it does something, but why not just use it for a few months and take regular photos? Look at this thread for example, 13 pages of guff and discussion, but no proof yet.

Personally speaking, I'm quite down to earth with things like this. The debates can (and do) go on and on and on, but the simple rule of "pictures or it didn't happen" > all

(Not trying to cause an argument, just saying is all)

ACVfan pictures is a great start..???????

I will post the pictures for you! Thanks for the story and the pics!

 

[GeminiX]

Not really, the September photo has a softer focus and does not clearly show any improvement.

Still, it's early days. I'll watch the progress in the coming months with interest

 

[squeegee]

Not really, the September photo has a softer focus and does not clearly show any improvement.

Still, it's early days. I'll watch the progress in the coming months with interest

He was slick bald within the marked areas... He doesn't have pictures when it started the treatment but it is obviously an improvement since day 1.

 

[GeminiX]

Not really, the September photo has a softer focus and does not clearly show any improvement.

Still, it's early days. I'll watch the progress in the coming months with interest

He was slick bald within the marked areas... He doesn't have pictures when it started the treatment but it is obviously an improvement since day 1.

It's a shame he has no pictures of that, and while I personally doubt we'll see significant (any?) improvement on vinegar alone; I'll also happily be proved wrong if it works.

 

[squeegee]

Not really, the September photo has a softer focus and does not clearly show any improvement.

Still, it's early days. I'll watch the progress in the coming months with interest

He was slick bald within the marked areas... He doesn't have pictures when it started the treatment but it is obviously an improvement since day 1.

It's a shame he has no pictures of that, and while I personally doubt we'll see significant (any?) improvement on vinegar alone; I'll also happily be proved wrong if it works.

I think it is a great start! WTH you need more in 2 months!???? :sobbing:

 

[Hoppi]

I wonder if it was more the gluten-free diet or the ACV that did it...

has anyone else had success on ACV?

 

[Cassin]

ACV is one of dozens of trendy exp treatments that come and go over time. This one will die down like it always does and in a year or two it will pop up again.

rinse and repeat

 

[Hoppi]

ACV is one of dozens of trendy exp treatments that come and go over time. This one will die down like it always does and in a year or two it will pop up again.

rinse and repeat

out of interest, what are the others? lol

 

[GeminiX]

Again, not trying to start something but the figures don't add up.

He's been on the ACV for two months, and you have pictures going back to September but they don't really show anything.

Then there is the dotted line, which is supposed to show regrowth; how long ago was he bald in that area? The original poster said in his first post that he only read about ACV a few months ago and started taking it some time later, the times lines just don't add up.

There are mature hairs in those photos, supposedly in the regrowth region which are about 2" long (about 4 months of growth, even if the brand new hair grew as terminal from day one).

I know you guys are desperate to find some proof that this stuff works, but come on, there are huge holes in this proof.

Again, I'm not being a "hater" (or whatever it is we're calling people who like some facts with their beliefs these days), but for your sake surely you can see the benefits of presenting credible evidence?

 

[Cassin]

ACV is one of dozens of trendy exp treatments that come and go over time. This one will die down like it always does and in a year or two it will pop up again.

rinse and repeat

out of interest, what are the others? lol

You've seen them all by now I would think...possibly the most common is not masturbating. A less rare one is onion juice to caffeine.

 

[GeminiX]

So to summarise, the OP started taking ACV in July, enjoyed incredible and dramatic results with several months growing "instant" terminal hair, which then stopped abruptly in September and not much happened since.

That seems like highly unusual growth patters for hair, but either way it will be interesting to see what happens in the coming months. Even the crazy meds I'm on were not that strong

 

[acvfan]

I appreciate the last few posts and have calmed down considerably. I guess I just can't ever prove what my hair was like before since I never took a photo like that. I can't make people believe that inside the dotted lines was NOTHING, and on the crown was slick skin. A double-blind study certified by Price-Waterhouse would be nice but not too feasible. Yet even in the past few days I'm feeling more new hairs and can now even smooth them down - my scalp feels great. A lot of the new hairs on the very top are gray or white and very difficult to see- before I take my next photo I might pull out the Grecian Hair Formula to be able to show the new hairs better, not only to everyone, but to me as well. I'm also going to put the tape measure on my head again- maybe that will help prove what's happening.

I'm not dissuaded or discouraged. If I can't explain it well enough or show enough reasonable proof to everyone, I know it's working for me, and I'm happier than I have been since the first time I could see through to my scalp. I, too, have tried things that after a time you just get burned out and give up. I'm more encouraged today than when I started. Besides, my real point for writing back tonight was something that just happened 45 minutes ago and is not hair-related. We were visiting my in-laws, aged 80 and 76. They have started the acv. My mother-in-law says she hasn't been able to make a fist in years due to arthritis, and now she has no problem at all. How can that be psychosomatic? My father-in-law has a degenerative muscle disease in his legs. He has started taking it and said the last couple of days have been the best he's had in a long time. Then last week a co-worker who is starting it said she had laryngitis and a terrible head congestion, drank it at night, then woke up the next morning able to talk and her head felt fine. I'd like to hear from people who have started it (even if it is too soon for hair results) are you feeling better overall?

 

[squeegee]

Tissue salts are therefore minerals in an energy form, held in a lactose base and released into the bloodstream via the mucous membranes when they are dissolved in the mouth.Tissue salts consist of the natural elements occurring in the body itself – homogeneous substances. They form the basic constituents of the cells, tissues and organs, and the body uses their energies for metabolic functions. When tissue salts are required for these functions, there should be an adequate supply available in the body and its fluids to draw upon. If there is an insufficiency the cells convert their material structure to provide the energy, and the cell goes into a depleted state. Should this cycle continue, namely of material substance converting to provide energy without nutritional replacement, the cells lose their ability to function correctly. Wrinkling, loss of elasticity resulting in sagging, dark or milky-blue colouring below the eyes, red cheeks or face, red or very pale waxy ears, grey, bronzy or waxy undertones to parts of the face, enlarged pores, and pigmentation on the face or hands all give vital clues to tissue salt deficiencies. They are all signs we can learn to notice by simply looking in the mirror. Initially it is a good idea to consult with a trained facial analyst who will be able to point out these areas and advise the appropriate supplementation. Many of us are so used to seeing our face looking back at us that we do not look as acutely at these little telltale signs. With some practice and awareness of the signs disappearing or re-emerging, one can certainly learn to optimise health and the ageing process.

 

[acvfan]

Squeegee, you are the greatest!

 

[squeegee]

Tissue salts are therefore minerals in an energy form, held in a lactose base and released into the bloodstream via the mucous membranes when they are dissolved in the mouth.Tissue salts consist of the natural elements occurring in the body itself – homogeneous substances. They form the basic constituents of the cells, tissues and organs, and the body uses their energies for metabolic functions.

This is hilarious! This is even worst that what Hoppy says! Mineral in an energy form ? Please explain. Held in a lactose base? Please explain! Absorption of salts through the epithelium of the tongue? Please explain! I also did not know that "homogeneous" meant "natural elements occurring in the body itself"! Salts form the basic constituents of tissues? Please explain! The body use the energy of salts for metabolic functions? Please explain! Are you a chemolithotrophic bacteria ? Do you use inorganic compounds as source of reducing power?

Talking about the Tissue Salts supplements.. I am just trying to understand them.. Sorry if I am not a Rocket Scientist like you and I don't pretend to know everything.. If you are so intelligent why you still hang out here? Suffering from the Mr. Know it all syndrome???? Taking quotes from people in your signature to make you look better hahahaa :gay: You are a pathetic f*****g homo.