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5 tablespoons). In my trials, neither white vinegar nor balsamic vinegar had a lowering e ect on blood sugar. I even drank 3 tbsp+ of vinegar before my meals as a last- ditch attempt. Unhappy times in stomach-ville and no discernible benefit. Why no e ect? There are a few possible explanations, but the most likely are: I need a higher dose, or vinegar doesn't a ect fructose metabolism and showcases its e ects in a high-starch meal. Recall that, owing to the problems of standardizing true real-life mixed meals, I used changes in responses to OJ as a benchmark. Lemon, however, showed its merits without fail. There are anecdotes and websites galore that claim lemon juice lowers glycemic index. Neither my researchers nor I could nd any controlled studies showing evidence of a GI- lowering effect for lemon, lime, or citric acid. The closest was citrate, a salt or ester of citric acid in combination with other things like insoluble calcium
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