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Apple Cider Vinegar
+70.4x
Return on Investment
$14
Monthly Cost
+0.01
QALY Gain

Note: QALY values scaled ×1000 for chart visibility. Actual QALY gain: 0.01

ROI Analysis: Positive return of 70.4x

Based on $100,000 per QALY valuation standard

Monthly Investment:$14
Health Value:$1,000
Value Ratio:71.4:1

Effectiveness & Benefits

How it Works

Apple cider vinegar has been shown to potentially help with weight management by promoting satiety and reducing blood sugar levels. It may also have antimicrobial properties and aid in digestion.

Key Benefits

  • Potential support for weight management
  • Possible improvement in digestion
  • Potential antimicrobial properties
  • May help in regulating blood sugar levels

Usage & Considerations

Typical User

Individuals looking to support weight management, improve digestion, or potentially benefit from its antimicrobial properties may find apple cider vinegar beneficial.

Important Considerations

Apple cider vinegar is acidic and may cause irritation or damage to the esophagus or tooth enamel if not diluted properly. It may also interact with certain medications or worsen certain conditions such as gastroparesis. Individuals with diabetes should monitor their blood sugar levels closely when consuming apple cider vinegar.

Evidence Level

Low (limited clinical evidence)

Confidence: 40%