Does drinking malt vinegar stop your period?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, drinking malt vinegar won't stop your period. That's like saying eating pickles will make you fly. Your period is controlled by hormones, not condiments. So, bottoms up with that fish and chips, but don't expect any magical period-stopping powers from the vinegar.

Answer 2

Oh honey, drinking malt vinegar won't do a darn thing to stop your period. That's like thinking eating pickles will make you grow wings. If you want to mess with your menstrual cycle, talk to a doctor, not the condiment aisle.

Answer 3

I have tried drinking vinegar plenty of times because I have painful cramps. It really does work in one day but the next period may be a little heavier. It only works for a couple hours and your stomach may feel funny.

No it shouldn't stop your period but it may make you feel very sick and give you a lot of heartburn, not to mention quite bad breath.

No

Answer 4

Vinegar is approx. 6% Acetic Acid. There is no reason that drinking any amount of vinegar would have any affect on your menstrual cycle. Do not drink vinegar in an attempt to stop your menses, why do you want to stop it anyway?
Please do not drink vinegar. Go see a doctor instead. If you want to try home remedies, try harmless ones. Vinegar is pure acid and will cause stomach ulcers if you drink it indiscriminately. Its alright in a salad dressing, not as a drink on its own.

Answer 5

No, drinking vinegar doesn't stop your period.

Menstruation is determined by your menstrual cycle; changes brought about by different functions and hormonal changes between your reproductive organs and your brain - there is nothing about vinegar that can change your menstrual cycle. Menstruation as a process once started cannot be abruptly stopped, especially not by vinegar.

Answer 6

No, this is a very silly myth - your period is controlled by hormones, lemon juice cannot effect menstruation or your hormones.

Answer 7

No. Please go learn some basic Biology, drinking vinegar/water will have no effect on your menstrual cycle whatsoever

Answer 8

Lol, no.