cayenne

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I had heard somewhere that cayenne could cure bad

breath. Since I had been embarrassed by this

condition for some 30 years, I hurried to try this

out. ( I had already taken antibiotics, very strong

stuff, twice, to try to cure this in case it was

caused by inflamed tonsils--didn't work at all). I

intended to have my tonsils removed, but was told that

I would lose probably 3 months work so could not do

this. So I bought $.50 worth of cayenne at the

herbalist shop and downed one packed 00 capsule with

some food. Result----bad breath totally eliminated.

But it started back shortly so I popped another one.

Thereafter, for many weeks, I used a cayenne cap with

every meal or snak, up to 4 per day. A few times it

gave me indigestion, but this seemed like nothing at

all compared with the freedom to speak to others

without embarassment. Eventually I noticed I was

getting blisters on my lips that I couldn't get rid of

so I quit altogether for about a month. The blisters

left after a week or so. Then I restarted at lower

doses(I forget just what) until some young people

entered a room I was in and one mentioned that she

smelled pepper really strong. So now I only take a

pepper once in a while. It does definitely improve my

digestion, but I don't want to smell like peppers.

Not that strongly, anyway.

Regarding cayenne rectally----- As I have already

posted, I only experienced a cooling sensation when

using it this way. I only used it a few times like

this and didn't notice anything other than that. I

think we don't have any pain nerves in the digestive

system--right? And since I did get blistered lips

taking it orally, it might be doing something not

readily observable, so we probably should not get too

enthusiastic with this. Others more knowledgeable

than I please feel free to give your opinions. It

sure is wonderful to not have bad breath anymore!!! pj

 

 

 

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