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Sheila, if your stomach is burning try less cayenne tilll your body adjusts... Cayenne will heal ulcers, etc.... No there is no substitute which would be as good...... just put in less and over time you can add more...

SuziSheila Burson <sburson wrote:

 

 

Ah, gee. Thanks. Uh...since my stomach burns really bad with cayenne or salsa or red peppers, is there a better way to "down" this stuff, i.e. some way that will keep the stomach from burning? And I refuse to discuss putting it in the other end. Tried that one once as well, but ...never mind, I've already read everyone else's take on that end of things.

 

Perhaps there is a milder substitute? I'd be willing to sacrifice the peppers and substitute, say, twice as much of...oh, I don't know, chocolate?

 

SheilaJohn Ybarra <deuteronomy2929 wrote:

 

--- Sheila Burson <sburson wrote:> MIc:> > I'm a little ashamed to admit it, but I've never> heard of habeneros. Where can I get some? Can I> grow them? I noticed that Doc recommends them in> some of his emails, but I don't like Salsa or hot> peppers - or cayenne. Are these better in some way?> > SheilaHabs are about the hottest peppers you can get.Obi-John Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire. 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using

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