We recently received a bottle of vinegar juice, “Micho (beauty vinegar),” which is very popular these days, and our children enjoy drinking it.
We somehow know that vinegar is good for health and beauty, but we would like to find out more about vinegar and what effects it has.
What is vinegar made of in the first place?
The main ingredient of vinegar is made of something called acetic acid.
Vinegar is a liquid seasoning made by fermenting foods containing carbohydrates (rice, fruit, etc.) into alcohol, which is then fermented by acetic acid bacteria.
There are many types of vinegar, such as “grain vinegar,” “rice vinegar,” “black rice vinegar,” and “apple vinegar.
Vinegar has many uses in various situations, such as in cooking and beverages. Vinegar is popular all over the world, and “wine vinegar” made from wine in France and “balsamic vinegar” in Italy are also famous.
Effects of Micho Vinegar (Micho) and how to drink it
Have you heard of “micho,” a popular vinegar that has recently become popular in South Korea?
If it is popular in Korea, a beauty powerhouse, many women must be interested in it. Many people seem to have learned about the benefits of vinegar through this micho.
Bi-zu Micho Comparison 3-bottle set, each 900ml (Pomegranate, Muscat, Momo) Christmas Year-end gift (year-end gift)What kind of drink is Micho?
Mi-choo is a well-known vinegar in Korea. It is made under the concept of “vinegar for beauty”.
It was created with the concept of “vinegar for beauty,” and is designed to be a vinegar that can be easily continued every day to make you feel beautiful and healthy.
As a casual drink that can be gulped down like juice, “Bi-Vinegar” is made from 100% fruit fermented vinegar, and is designed to be easy to drink even for those who do not like vinegar because it does not have the characteristic choking sensation.
Beauty Vinegar (Micho) Ingredients
Micho is said to be effective for beauty and diet, not only because of its vinegar effect, but also because as a “fruit vinegar” it provides vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients found in fruits.
There are also a number of other health benefits and beauty benefits for women, which we will introduce below.
(1) By increasing good bacteria, it improves the intestinal environment and helps improve constipation.
(2) Taking vinegar and sugar at the same time can be expected to effectively relieve fatigue.
(3) It helps to reduce visceral fat.
(4) It suppresses the rise in blood glucose level after a meal.
As you can see, Micho vinegar has a lot of health power to make you beautiful from inside.
What are the flavor varieties of Micho?
Pomegranate … Fruity aftertaste.
Pineapple … Refreshing sweetness
Muscat … Refreshing and refreshing taste.
Momo peach … Slightly sweet and refreshing aroma with a lingering sweet and sour taste.
Strawberry & Jasmine … A straight type that is easy to drink, with the sweetness of strawberries and the aroma of jasmine.
Good way to drink your Micho!
How to drink Micho vinegar (1) – with water
Water is the simplest way to drink Bi-Vinegar. This is the simplest way to enjoy the true taste of vinegar. Drink at a ratio of 3 parts water to 1 part vinegar.
How to drink Micho vinegar (2) – with carbonated water
We also recommend soda water, which is easy to drink and refreshing! It is recommended to drink about 3 parts soda water to 1 part vinegar.
How to drink Micho vinegar (3) – with milk
When mixed with milk, it is easier to drink like a yogurt drink by mixing in a ratio of about 2 milk: 1 vinegar. This is a recommended drink for those who do not like vinegar.
How to drink Micho vinegar (4) – with hot water
It may not be common to drink vinegar hot, but it is recommended in winter to warm the body.
How to drink Micho vinegar (5) – with beer
For beer, it is recommended to mix 4 parts beer to 1 part vinegar.
How to drink Micho vinegar (6) – with sweet half sake
Amazake with Vinegar. Just add about 1 tablespoon of vinegar to 125mL of packaged amazake and you are ready to drink. Makes amazake easier to drink, too!
Types of Vinegar and Their Benefits
In addition to Micho vinegar, there are many other types of vinegars, which are listed below.
(1) Rice Vinegar – Effects of Rice Vinegar
Rice vinegar is vinegar made from rice. It has been popular in Japan since ancient times. Because it is made from rice, it is used in Japanese cuisine such as sushi and vinegared dishes, and is characterized by the sweet and mild taste of rice.
Rice vinegar contains a large amount of “citric acid. Rice vinegar is made from rice, and when processed into vinegar, it is said to produce 15 types of amino acids and 70 types of organic acids.
The amino acids and other substances contained in rice vinegar help burn fat, making it effective for weight loss. Lactic acid, which is considered a cause of fatigue, is decomposed by citric acid, and the body changes to an alkaline state, which helps relieve fatigue.
Since rice vinegar contains a lot of citric acid, it can be expected to prevent kidney stones, which are said to be common among men in their 40s and older. It is also effective for arteriosclerosis and stiff shoulders because it thins the blood.
(2) Black Vinegar – Effects of Black Vinegar
Black vinegar is said to have existed since the Edo period. It is black in appearance and is said to be mellow and more aromatic than ordinary rice vinegar.
Black vinegar is made from brown rice, low-polished rice, barley, etc. It helps lower blood pressure and prevents a sudden rise in blood sugar levels. Like rice vinegar, it is rich in amino acids and is effective for weight loss as it reduces visceral fat.
(3) Fruit Vinegar – Effects of Fruit Vinegar
Fruit vinegar is vinegar made from one or more types of fruit as an ingredient.
Fruit vinegar is defined as vinegar when the total amount of fruits used is 300 grams or more per liter of vinegar. The popular “apple cider vinegar” is one of these fruit vinegars.
Compared to rice vinegar, it contains almost no amino acids, but is rich in citric acid and potassium, and is said to help relieve fatigue.
(4) Wine Vinegar – Benefits of Wine Vinegar
Wine vinegar is also classified as a fruit vinegar made from grapes. It is healthier than rice vinegar and has fewer sugar and calories. Since it is made from grapes, it is highly aromatic and fruity in taste.
Wine vinegar also contains a lot of acetic acid bacteria and has a high acidity. The acetic acid bacteria also help to thin the blood and regulate the intestinal environment. It is also rich in polyphenol, which helps prevent aging of the body through its antioxidant effect.
(5) Balsamic Vinegar – Benefits of Balsamic Vinegar
Balsamic vinegar is a type of fruit vinegar made from grapes. The word “balsamic” is derived from the Italian word “balsamic,” meaning healthy or rejuvenating.
Balsamic vinegar is rich in potassium, which helps prevent anemia, lower cholesterol levels, and increase good cholesterol. It is also a strong anti-oxidant and anti-aging agent, and has three times the polyphenols of black vinegar.
However, nowadays, in addition to traditional vinegars aged only with grapes, many vinegars are made with coloring agents, caramel dyes, and antioxidants that are not aged long enough, so be careful about IGP and DOP certifications, origin, and quality.
Precautions for taking vinegar
Vinegar contains a variety of nutrients, but be careful not to drink too much, especially if you are diabetic or have high blood sugar levels, because drinkable vinegar drinks contain a lot of sugar.
If you drink vinegar on its own, it will upset your stomach and throat, so dilute it to at least 5 times its original volume. It is recommended to take about 1 tablespoon a day.