GRAPE VINEGAR Natural Healthy Salad Dressing Vinegar,Turkey Aksu Vital price supplier

Natural Grape Vinegar 
Natural Traditional
Glass Bottle 500 ml

Vinegar is a sour fruit juice used in meals, and salads as a flavoring, or used as a preservative such as pickle. For vinegars, usually grape or apple which are intensely acidic fruits. It has been used as a medicine, and it has been recognized as thirst quencher in ancient periods.

If desired, the vinegar becomes clear by means of filtration and evaporation. However, during many of these processes, vitamins, minerals and trace elements disappear; many biological materials at high temperatures do vanish. For this reason, always prefer apple cider vinegar that is blurry in natural condition. Aksuvital vinegars are blurred vinegars preserved in the raw.

Aksuvital Vinegar of Grapes is obtained through natural fermentation of selected grapes. No filtering has been implemented in order to make it more natural and healthier. Deposit formed in the vinegar of grapes is the natural residue of the fruit itself.

Vinegar of grapes reduces the level of insulin, so it might ensure the feeling of satiety last longer. If water with vinegar of grape is mixed with honey and drunk on a daily basis, it could help weight loss. Furthermore, its effect of relieving fatigue and weakness is also emphasized.

The vinegar of grapes that is abundantly used in salad is a vegetal liquid used in the kitchen, as well as for health and weight loss. Vinegar of grapes accelerates the metabolism by the enzymes it contains such as pepsin which improves digestion, and it also facilitates digestion.

Note: Those who have gastric complaints such as gastritis, ulcers are not recommended to use vinegar.

What Are the Health Benefits of Grape Vinegar?

Vinegar is made through fermentation of sugars into acetic acid by microorganisms. It can be made from any fruit or any material containing sugar. Grape vinegar is synonymous with wine vinegar and is made by further fermentation of wine. It's used as a condiment, for pickling and to prepare some sauces. It is also strongly bactericidal and is used in traditional medicine to cure infections. Grape vinegar is low in calories and consumption is associated with a number of health benefits.

Weight Loss

The August 2009 issue of “Bioscience, Biotechnology and Biochemistry” reported that acetic acid -- the main component of grape vinegar -- can suppress body fat accumulation. The study, which was carried out among obese Japanese subjects, involved the participants drinking 0 milliliters, 15 milliliters, or 30 milliliters of vinegar daily for 12 weeks. Following treatment, the two groups drinking vinegar exhibited lower body weights, waist circumferences and blood triglyceride levels than the group not drinking vinegar.

Glucose and Insulin

Research reported in the September 2005 issue of the “European Journal of Clinical Nutrition” investigated whether addition of vinegar to a bread meal impacted on the postprandial glucose and insulin responses. The study found that the addition of vinegar resulted in lower blood glucose and insulin levels following consumption of the meal. The participants also reported increased satiety after the addition of vinegar. The higher the amount of vinegar used, the more pronounced these responses. These altered metabolic responses are also expected to be seen after consuming pickled products.

Type 2 Diabetes

Consumption of vinegar is beneficial to type 2 diabetics, reported the November 2007 issue of “Diabetes Care.” The researchers found that subjects taking vinegar at bedtime had lower blood glucose levels in the morning compared to subjects taking a placebo. This was the first study to describe a hypoglycemic effect of vinegar apart from mealtime. The authors attributed this to the effects of acetic acid on glucose metabolism in the liver, and note that vinegar may be beneficial to diabetic individuals to suffer from a pre-breakfast spike in fasting glucose, an event known as the dawn phenomenon.

Antioxidants

Grape vinegar, like red wine, is rich in polyphenols. These substances are powerful antioxidants that can help to protect you against damage by free radical molecules. Free radicals have been implicated in a number of chronic conditions including cardiovascular disease, cancer, and inflammatory conditions. The darker the vinegar, the higher the antioxidant content.