10 Benefits of ACV

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10. Boosts Energy

More health-conscious individuals are using ACV as an energy-boosting accompaniment to their workouts. An instant boost of energy could be achieved by taking just two teaspoons of ACV with a glass of water. This is because ACV contains potassium and enzymes that act as a natural electrolyte solution.

Another reason why ACV has become more and more popular amongst fitness enthusiasts is that it contains antioxidants and small amounts of amino acids that help relieve fatigue by preventing lactic acid build-up in the body.

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