Cayenne Pepper 4 oz

Description

Cayenne Pepper may help with:

• Digestion
• Topical for Psoriasis/shingle to relieve itching/pain
• Slightly increase metabolism
• Cancer- capsaicin reduces tumor growth/inhibits metastasis/cell killer
  (prostate/skin/pancreatic)
• High blood pressure
• H. Pylori Inhibitor

Drug Interactions: May potentiate blood thinners/aspirin, counteract acid reflux med, and may promote coughin

when takin ACE inhibitors

Warnings: Do not use if suering from GERD or IBS. Keep away from the eyes

Frequently Asked Questions about Cayenne Pepper

1. What is cayenne pepper?

Cayenne pepper is a type of chili pepper that comes from the same plant family as tomatoes, eggplants, and potatoes.

It’s usually dried and ground into a powder and has been used for centuries in cooking and traditional medicine. The spicy kick of cayenne comes from a compound called capsaicin, which may also offer some health benefits when taken in small amounts or as a supplement.

2. What are the benefits of cayenne pepper powder?

• Digestion
• Topical for Psoriasis/shingle to relieve itching/pain
• Slightly increase metabolism
• Cancer- capsaicin reduces tumor growth/inhibits metastasis/cell killer
  (prostate/skin/pancreatic)
• High blood pressure
• H. Pylori Inhibitor

3. Who should not use cayenne pepper powder?

If you have GERD (acid reflux) or IBS (irritable bowel syndrome), it’s best to avoid cayenne pepper since it can irritate your stomach and make symptoms worse.

Also, be careful not to get it in your eyes because it can cause burning and discomfort. If it happens, rinse your eyes gently with cool water.

4. How much cayenne pepper powder should I take?

Start with 1/4 teaspoon once a day. You can mix it into water, tea, or food to make it easier to take. 

5. Can you use cayenne pepper powder with other medications?

Cayenne pepper powder can interact with some medications. It might make blood thinners or aspirin work stronger, reduce the effect of acid reflux medicine, and cause coughing if you’re taking ACE inhibitors (used for high blood pressure).