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I have heard that drinking apple cider vineger (with water)for long time would cause liver damage and low potassium levels is that true?
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No: It's a hokey "remedy" promoted for literally everything but isn't going to hurt you, other than perhaps upsetting your stomach.
Answered 5/30/2016
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