been found to help with blood pressure, cholesterol, blood flow, weak pulse, hemorrhages, oxidative stress, insulin sensitivity, ulcers, congestion, GI problems, inflamed gut, GI reflux, wound healing, fibromyalgia ache, arthritis, rheumatism, etc.
More than 2000 studies have been done on the properties of cayenne pepper and capsaicin.
How May Cayenne Pepper Help Stop a Heart Attack
Dr. John Christopher N.D., and Dr. Richard Schulze, N.D. praise the healing power of cayenne pepper.
According to Dr. Christopher, in his 35 years of practice and working with people and teaching, he has not lost one heart attack patient during in-house calls.
He
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