Apple Cider Vinegar and Apple Juice
Apple juice is believed to break down gallstones and make them easy to excrete from the body. There is little scientific evidence to prove this, which means you have to consult your doctor for advice before using it. Some recipes involve adding apple cider vinegar to apple juice. This might have adverse effects for people with stomach ulcers, hypoglycemia, or diabetes, due to the large consumption of fruit juice. Apple cider vinegar is a regular constituent of cleanse. It helps lower blood sugar levels, though there is no evidence to suggest that it could dissolve gallstones. [6]