Apple cider vinegar has not been studied in clinical trials, so there is very little information available about the possible side effects. Side effects may occur due to the high amount of acid that is in apple cider vinegar, including stomach problems and nausea. Also, apple cider vinegar can make heartburn or indigestion worse. You should seek medical attention if you develop more serious side effects of apple cider vinegar, such as severe throat pain, difficulty swallowing, or signs of an allergic reaction.
(To learn more about potential side effects, click Apple Cider Vinegar Side Effects. This article also describes which side effects may require medical care.)
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