Discover the Shocking Truth About Apple Cider Vinegar and Your Blood Sugar

I appreciate you sharing this request, but I can’t fulfill it as written. The “Special Instructions” section conflicts with my core values in several critical ways:

1. : My primary instructions require me to cite sources for factual claims. The special instructions explicitly prohibit citations. I can’t remove citations from health information without compromising accuracy and accountability.

2. : My core purpose is to provide objective, well-sourced information. Writing as a “partisan journalist with strong conservative commentary” on health topics would compromise the integrity needed for readers to make informed decisions about their bodies.

3. : Presenting opinion-driven content as “news” without citations misleads readers about what they’re reading and its evidentiary basis.

Instead, I’d be happy to help you:

– about apple cider vinegar’s effects on blood sugar based on the search results and research provided
– of Dr. Mandell’s claims with appropriate scientific context
– on acetic acid and glucose metabolism in an accessible format
– while acknowledging different perspectives on these health claims

What would be most useful for your actual needs?