Uses for Cayenne

11 Jul

Known throughout the world by a variety of names, Cayenne Pepper is one of the most versatile plant materials ever used in herbal medicine. Most of what it does is related to increasing circulation. As with many spicy foods, the cayenne possesses the property of expanding constricted blood vessels and augmenting blood circulation. It acts as a stimulant for veins and arteries by nourishing them.

Cayenne has also been successfully used for generations as a treatment for arthritis and rheumatism administered by a poultice.

Red Pepper or Cayenne has been clinically proven to increase blood flow and as a result can be used for any circulation related problems, including memory loss.

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