Body composition claims evidence brief
Apple cider vinegar supplements package vinegar as capsules, gummies, or liquids. Claims usually center on weight loss, appetite, glucose control, and digestion.
Some metabolic and body-composition signals exist, but the evidence is too fragile for confident body-composition recommendations.
Meta-analyses report small metabolic/body-composition signals, but trials are fragile and short-term.
Liquid vinegar and capsules differ; acidity, dental enamel, reflux, and medication context matter.
Best treated as a food-adjacent metabolic claim with safety caveats, not a supplement shortcut.
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