The application forms

The vinegar can be used in various forms. However, these forms are not very numerous and are usually limited to mixing with a neutral liquid such as water. If it is to be used to cool or treat wounds, a solution is prepared beforehand and applied to the body or wound with the help of a cloth.

Alternatively, a moist compress can be made and left on the skin for some time. It is also not usually consumed pure for other uses such as lowering blood pressure or blood sugar levels. However, this is already possible. With a cold as household remedy against sore throat it is likewise possible to use the vinegar purely. However one should look here whether it is still pleasant or causes other problems.

The dosage

In general, vinegar is not harmful if used correctly. To ensure this, the amount of vinegar should be limited to 50ml per day, otherwise side effects may occur. These 50 ml should not be consumed all at once, but diluted with water and drunk either in the course of a day or at least in the course of a few minutes. If the vinegar is applied to the skin, care should be taken to avoid irritation and the dosage should be adjusted accordingly.

The Price

Since vinegar can be obtained almost everywhere in Germany and is frequently used in everyday life, the price is not too high. The cheapest varieties are sometimes available for less than one Euro. However, if care is taken to ensure that the quality of the vinegar is high, that it is of organic quality and that it has not been heated, the price can rise to four to five euros per bottle.

When must vinegar not be given?

In general, vinegar is not harmful if used correctly. However, excessive use or too high a dose may cause side effects. These can be symptoms such as stomach ache or toothache. If this is the case, the (pure) use of vinegar should definitely be avoided. If you are pregnant or have been diagnosed with diabetes mellitus, this should be discussed with your doctor before using vinegar.