Apple Cider Vinegar To Delay Periods - Can Consuming Apple Cider

Apple cider vinegar to delay periods

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Can consuming Apple cider vinegar (1-2 tablespoons per day) diluted in water actually delay the onset of periods by 3-5 days?

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No I don't think so

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