Ella Ruby Jinn, a 19-year-old student from the English city of Hastings in East Sussex, has been drinking vinegar instead of water for almost her entire life and feels great.
The British woman from an early age became addicted to a table solution of acetic acid, drinking several glasses of it a day. The only reason the girl uses such an unusual drink is its taste, which the Genie considers to be simply delicious.
According to the student, her favorite is five percent malt, apple and balsamic vinegars, but in the absence of these, she can use other types. Her least favorite is rice and white wine vinegars. The girl's friends have long been accustomed to her strange gastronomic preference, and always offer Ella vinegar when she comes to visit. Going to school, a young Englishwoman always takes a bottle of her favorite drink with her. The genie claims that she no longer remembers the last time she drank clean water.
Ella was about five years old when she first found a bottle of vinegar in the kitchen. The girl tasted the strange liquid and was delighted. The genie asked her father and mother what it was, and her parents told her that vinegar is a seasoning and should not be drunk just like that. They didn’t even suspect that their daughter had already tasted the vinegar and drank it periodically when no one was around.
Better vinegar than alcohol
Over time, this grew into a habit, and at the age of eight, the girl was caught when she was having dinner with her grandmother and instead of a glass of water she took a bottle of vinegar on the table, taking a sip from there out of habit. An elderly woman began to ask her granddaughter why she did it, and Ella had to admit that she constantly drinks vinegar. The grandmother immediately put the girl in the car and took her to the nearest hospital.
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The doctors examined Jinn and said that her health was in order, however, they explained that drinking vinegar is harmful to the digestive system and blood. Nevertheless, the Englishwoman did not give up her habit, starting to win back from her relatives the right to drink a drink that is potentially dangerous for all other people.
“I thought that since this is not alcohol, no one should forbid me to drink it. Now, of course, I understand that my parents were worried about my health, but I believe that their fears were in vain. All people are different, and maybe it's even useful for me. Vinegar is better than alcohol. By the way, strangers, when they see this, think that I'm just pregnant,”the girl says.
