In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look in the vinegar section at your local supermarket for apple cider vinegar. Get ACV with sediment settled on the bottom of the bottle. This is known as the "mother" and contains helpful enzymes and probiotics. Avoid getting pasteurized ACV since it won't have the same properties as unfiltered vinegar. If you cannot find raw apple cider vinegar in stores, search online stores. By itself, apple cider vinegar is extremely acidic and could harm your teeth and throat if taken alone. Shake the bottle of ACV before measuring out 12 tablespoons (1530ml) to stir into your cup of water. You can use either hot or cold water. Try mixing the ACV with other liquids, such as fruit juice, tea, or apple cider, for a different flavor. Taking ACV before your meal could help stimulate your digestive system and regulate blood sugar levels as you eat. Make sure to dilute your apple cider vinegar so it isn't as acidic. Consult with a doctor before starting an ACV regimen if you're prescribed insulin or diuretic medications. Apple cider vinegar may weaken the medicine. To keep getting health benefits, take apple cider vinegar 2-3 times daily. Evenly spread your intake of ACV throughout the day, and take it while you're on an empty stomach. Continue the regimen for up to a month before reducing your intake to 12 tablespoons (1530ml) daily in the morning. You may continue taking apple cider vinegar every day, or repeat detox regimens 3-4 times a year.
Summary: Get raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar. Dilute the apple cider vinegar in 1c (240ml) of water. Drink ACV 20 minutes before meals to suppress your appetite and control glucose levels. Continue taking apple cider vinegar for 2-4 weeks.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are several symptoms of scabies, and they range from minor to extreme. Knowing the symptoms won't necessarily help you avoid catching them, but may help you know if you need to move on to curing them. Itching is a symptom of scabies that persists at night. It is the most common symptom, and can be so intense that it keeps those who are infected awake at night. Many people affected by scabies get a rash. The rash from scabies appears as little bumps, usually in a line, and can look like tiny bites, knots, or even pimples. The rash can be confused with eczema because of their similarities. Sores from scabies are only caused by intense scratching. After the sores have developed, the risk of infection greatly increases. Staph and strep may infect the skin. Thick crusts on the skin can form from a severe type of scabies. These crusts hold hundreds and even thousands of mites, along with their eggs, and greatly increase the itch, as well as making the rash more extreme. Understand that there are particular areas scabies tend to form, because the mites prefer them over the rest of the body. Scabies often attack the hands. In particular, they can be found between the fingers and around the nails. Arms are a common place to find scabies infections. The elbows and wrists are particularly vulnerable to infection. Skin covered by clothing is often infected. Most commonly, the belt-line, penis, buttocks and skin surrounding the nipples can become affected; however, anything that clothing or jewelry covers is also a likely place for scabies to develop. In children the spots to watch out for scabies include scalp, face, neck, palms of hands, and soles of feet. A scabies infection is serious. Additionally, untreated scabies can cause you to pass the infection along to other people with whom you have skin-to-skin contact. If a person has scabies, get them to a physician or dermatologist immediately. Not only can severe cases cause hospitalization, but scabies aren't treatable without medication available by prescription. Creams, such as 5% permethrin cream and lindane lotion, are most commonly prescribed to solve the scabies infection. In more severe cases, such as crusted scabies, an oral medication such as ivermectin may be prescribed. Untreated scabies can continue the infection throughout an at-risk environment. If you think you have scabies, go see a doctor immediately to avoid passing it onto others.
Summary: Identify the symptoms. Look out for particular spots. Get treatment immediately if you have scabies.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Size is an important consideration for tattoos because it limits what kind of designs you can choose from. For instance, a very detailed portrait will not work for a very small area of skin. Alternatively, a very basic design like a music note might look odd if it is stretched out over a large part of the body. Consult a tattoo artist for advice on size, design, and placement of your next tattoo. If you have a low tolerance for pain, opt for a smaller tattoo that will take less time. Before deciding to get a tattoo, you should decide how visible you want it to be and how it may be altered as your body ages. If you are not free to display your tattoos at work, do not choose an open area of your body to tattoo, such as your hands, wrists, ankles, lower arms, or neck. Ask your tattoo artist for advice about placement to avoid tattooing an area of the body that will stretch out and distort your tattoo, such as your lower abdomen. You should decide right off the bat what color scheme you want your tattoo to have. If you want a more subdued tattoo, a white or black and gray design is your best bet. If you want something bold, colorful, and fun, a full color tattoo is a great choice. If you are unsure about this decision, note that you can always add color to your tattoo down the line. Before contacting tattoo artists to start planning your tattoo, you should know how much you are willing to spend on it. Good tattoo artists may charge $250 or more per hour for their work, and some tattoos will require multiple sessions. Be clear with any artists you speak to about how much you have to spend and get estimates for what the tattoo you envision will cost in total. Factor in a tip amount of at least 20% for your tattoo artist. Before settling on a tattoo design, make sure that it is something you will enjoy looking at for the rest of your life. If you love nature, for example, a tattoo of a sunrise, bird, tree, or butterfly will reflect your personal affinity for the outdoors. Avoid settling on anything popular or trendy that does not actually bring you joy. When you have a few options sketched out, take your time and just look at all of them. Which one brings you a sense of pleasure? Which one feels like it's about you? Go for that one.
Summary:
Figure out how large you want your tattoo to be. Choose the placement of your tattoo. Decide between a full color, white, or black and gray tattoo. Work out your tattoo budget. Make sure to choose a design that makes you happy.