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Although the medical benefits of apple cider vinegar in relation to cholesterol are not scientifically proven, there is abundant anecdotal evidence indicating its effectiveness. The vinegar contains pectin, a water-soluble fiber that helps in regulating blood pressure and reducing LDL (bad cholesterol).
