Re: Bloody mucus in stool after Apple Cider Vinegar (acv) Enima

"Dear 81419,

I think it DOES sound like the Apple Cider Vinegar cleansed some excess Candidas mucous from your colon-- as well as , what it sounds like as red fluke worms- or another form of parasite.

I wouldn't have the bravery to try Apple Cider Vinegar straight - because of the initial acidity and burning-- but if one has parasites (which most of us humans do wether we know it or not) I would'nt doubt that the Apple Cider Vinegar will burn the parasite-- and kill many of them on contact. The effect would be even more potent on these critters in the colon area than if you had merely just glugged down a dixie cup of apple cider vinegar .


A tiny cup of Raw apple cider vinegar is very healthy to take for digestive issues-- including heartburn and acid reflux. It balances the acid levels in the digestive tract so that the body doesn't have to make more acid to compensate.

That is what happens when one takes over the counter drug digestive aids for Acid Reflux or heartburn. The drug gives quick relief, but not permanent relief. These over the counter heartburn drugs actually remove the acids in the gut- which cause the body to create more acid to compensate-- and you're back to "square one" all over again. parasites love living in a body with an unbalanced ph balance.

In your case, the apple cider vinegar was through an enema- so it doesnt have the same digestive effect it would have if you took some orally-- BUT, I would be happy!

It apparantly stripped some excess mucous with parasites out--- and you will get a little blood in the stools when that happens. Many parasites cling and attach to the organ linings (which is why the mucous builds up there-- as the body's way of protecting against irritation.)

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