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A Japanese study has shown that acetic acid (vinegar) added to the diet can lower cholesterol and triglycerides in rats (British Journal of Nutrition, May 2006). This is rats, not humans, but the theory would be the same. I believe the amount would not be very much, a few teaspoons daily.
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