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Aisha may Allah be pleased that the Prophet peace be upon him said: "Yes, food is Aladam _ _ or vinegar." Sahih Muslim
Aladam: What Aatadm him, said: Adam bread with vinegar, or dip the bread in vinegar and eat it, and collect Aladam: Adam, as writers and books.
Vinegar contains a small amount of protein and carbohydrates, also containing sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron, zinc and chlorine.
Dr Cyril Scott and Morris Hansen in their book about the benefits of apple cider vinegar that:
First - to prevent diarrhea because it contains astringent.
Second - activates the process of digestion and metabolism in the body.
Third - prevents necrosis of the teeth.
IV - kills parasites in the intestine.
V - can be used to improve digestion when those who have a lack of stomach acid.
As the vinegar by the disinfectant for the intestines, and some people recommended using it to gargle the mouth and throat, mouth be clean of bacteria that is what leads us to God's words (and speaks of passion that is only a Revelation revealed mighty in power) and for the rest of the interview
Vinegar is a good and noble substance that people have been using both as food and medicine for roughly eleventy kajillion years. I have been wanting to try my hand at making my own (along with a bunch of other DIY fermentation projects) but sadly space is just too limited in my kitchen to be messing around with a bunch of extra jars right now.
As the vinegar by the disinfectant for the intestines, and some people recommended using it to gargle the mouth and throat, mouth be clean of bacteria that is what leads us to God's words (and speaks of passion that is only a Revelation revealed mighty in power) and for the rest of the interview
Talk about a stretch! I remember reading some ancient Roman literature (when I took Latin) where they spoke of the wretched taste of vinegar in the mouth, as giving rise to bad spirits!
Well... I suppose someone's got it wrong here, and it wasn't the Romans!
BTW, marklle, your own Islamic mouth, using vinegar or not, is full of bacteria, all day, every day, as is your gut. If you didn't have e. coli in your gut, you'd die of malnutrition. It's yet another example of co-dependent Evolution and Adaptation. All of it being simple biology! No Allah or Mohammed required.
Thanks Rifleman. I was tempted to say that it's coming to something when vinegar is trotted out as evidence for a god, but your sound refutation of the intended argument is as far better a post than mine as using vinegar on chips is far more worthwhile than using it to prove the Quran.
Actually, it sounds like a new and interesting way to say goodbye. "And good vinegar to you!"
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