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Will apple cider vinegar slow the affects of add meds?
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No: There are no known interactions between apple cider vinegar and any medications. This does not mean that interactions might not exist, but if there was a significant interaction between medications and apple cider vinegar the odds are pretty good that someone would have noticed this by now.
Answered 6/8/2015
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