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Regular consumption of vinegar is important for it to be effective against high blood pressure. Normal blood pressure of about 125/78 mmHg will be observed within a month or two. In some cases, it may take six months to obtain stable normal blood pressure.
(The alcoholic liquid used to create a vinegar is generally reflected in the vinegar's name -- for example, red wine vinegar, white wine vinegar, malt vinegar, or cider vinegar.) In the second phase of the vinegar-production process, certain naturally occurring bacteria known as acetobacters combine the alcohol-containing liquid with oxygen to form the acetic-acid solution we call vinegar.