cross post on cayenne

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Harold Rand wrote:

> Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] enzymes

>

> Jasmine: I am curious about the use of cayenne pepper to

> aid in blood circulation. Do you really think it helps.

> I have beeen thinking about taking about a teaspoon a day

> for that purpose. Tell me where you learned about that.

> Harold

 

I'm not Jasmine but I am so pleased with my experiments with

cayenne pepper (as a tincture) that I feel obligated to post

my results in the hopes that others will benefit. This was

posted to Mr_Tracys_Corner on :

 

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My cayenne pepper tincture of is made by mixing lots of powdered red

pepper and grain alcohol in a blender, 500cc at a time. After about 10

minutes of blending, the slurry is filtered by pouring it into a short

length of a nylon stocking and twisting the stocking until all the

liquid is squeezed out. The resulting dark red tincture is allowed to

sit in a paper towel covered container for several days until the

alcohol has evaporated.

 

For use, I mix about a teaspoon of the tincture with either iced

ozonated water or cold tomato juice, in a 500cc glass, twice a day.

Very tasty, especially with the tomato juice.

 

Using this regimen for the last 6 weeks, my at-rest blood pressure has

dropped from 140/85 - 145/90, to 115/70 - 120/75. No change in diet,

no change in exercise (non-existent). No unusual physiological changes

were noticed during that time, except that I seem to be able to sleep

an extra hour or so at night. At my age, that alone is a true

blessing.

 

YMMV,

 

Jimmy Joe

 

 

 

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