Here’s a short list of the benefits of cayenne pepper added into your regular diet. I found this so interesting because I suffer from chronic migraines my family has been hit with pancreatic cancer quite a few times. I am putting the dry spice right into my water with lemon juice and agave. It’s a little spicy but it actually tastes pretty good.
· Powerful anti-inflammatory: arthritis, diabetes, psoriasis and herpes-related nerve damage.
· Cleansing and detoxing
· Stimulates blood circulation throughout the body
· Neutralizes acidity
· Anti-allergen
· Digestive aid
· Anti-cold/flu
· Relieves sore throat
· Oral health: Produces saliva, aids in prevention of tooth and gum disease
· Useful for blood clots reducing the risk for heart attack and stroke. Can stop a heart attack within 30 seconds!
· Joint pain relief
· Anti-bacterial
· Possible anti-cancer (lung, liver, prostate, and pancreatic cancers)
· Supports weight loss (decreases appetite, metabolic booster)
· Energy booster
· Helps to alleviate muscle cramps, including menstrual
· Helps wound healing
· Balances blood pressure
· Migraine headache prevention
