Cayenne Pepper
The Greatest Blood Circulation
Stimulant Known
I am old enough to have seen this happen several times, man 65 yrs old
grabs chest and just happens to fall on the couch nearby and starts
yelling, his wife immediately runs to the kitchen and gets a teaspoon of
cayenne and a coffee cup of very warm water, put the teaspoon of cayenne
in the cup and stirs, immediately taken it over to where her husband is
sitting, he drinks it completely without question, 10 seconds later, heart
attack stopped. It is what you don't know that can kill you. learn the
natural way of herbs-save a life.
Cayenne thins the blood without any side effects. Most of my friends carry
cayenne with them at all times just in case. Much cheaper then hospital
and ambulance.
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Stop a Heart
Attack in 60 Seconds?
Can an ordinary cooking condiment used in cooking spicy, hot dishes really
stop a heart attack or stroke? These doctors say it can. Cayenne pepper
(also called capsicum frutescens) is a red, hot chili pepper used
primarily for flavoring dishes, but it has also been used for medical
purposes for centuries. This stimulating herb has been widely used all
over the world to treat a variety of health conditions, including heart
disease, poor circulation, weak digestion, chronic pain, sore throat,
headaches and toothache, among others.
Cayenne pepper derives its medicinal properties from a resin-like
substance known as capsaicin. Capsaicin is an ingredient that has
thermogenic properties, that is, it increases body temperature and is the
greatest blood circulation stimulant known. It doesn’t cause palpitations,
hyperactivity or an increase in blood pressure that most other stimulants
cause. It also provides temporary relief of pain, which is why it is used
in pain-reducing topical preparations such as Capsazin-P, Zostrix-HP,
Dolorac, R-Gel and others.
Cayenne has steadily gained the reputation of being a wonder herb over the
past few decades. Dr. Richard Schulze, a notable medical herbalist and
naturopath, stated, “If you master only one herb in your life, master
cayenne pepper. It is more powerful than any other.”
Perhaps the most important recognition that cayenne has gained in recent
years has been its ability to stop a heart attack or stroke. Dr. Richard
Anderson, author of “Cleanse and Purify Thyself,” reported that one of his
fellow doctors rushed out into the parking lot to attend to a man who had
died of a heart attack while parking his car. The doctor put cayenne
tincture into the mouth of the man, and within a few minutes the man’s
heart started beating again.
According to Dr. John Christopher, pioneer of herbal medicine, “In 35
years of practice, and working with the people and teaching, I have never
on house calls lost one heart attack patient and the reason is, whenever I
go in–if they are still breathing–I pour down them a cup of cayenne tea (a
teaspoon of cayenne in a cup of hot water), and within minutes they are up
and around.”
Cayenne has been shown to stop heart attacks in as little as 30 seconds.
Perhaps the most well-known anecdotal evidence of this involved a
90-year-old man in Oregon who had a massive heart attack. When the medics
arrived at his home he was pronounced dead. His daughter was able to
administer cayenne extract into his mouth, and within a few minutes, he
regained consciousness. Thereafter, he was rushed to the hospital, and
while he was in a semi-conscious state, his daughter continued giving him
the cayenne extract. By the time they arrived at the hospital he had fully
recovered and insisted that he be taken home so that he could mow his
lawn! When the doctor asked the daughter what she had given him, and she
told him it was cayenne, the doctor declared it was the closest thing to a
miracle he had ever seen.
The capsaicin in cayenne pepper is unrivaled in its ability to boost
circulation and increase heart action.
It has a mechanism of action that has the extraordinary ability to enhance
cardiovascular performance while actually lowering blood pressure.
Capsaicin has an energizing effect on the entire cardiovascular system.
Dr. Anderson believes that cayenne greatly strengthens the heart and could
possibly even prevent heart attacks. He routinely carries capsules of
cayenne with him in the car and whenever he goes hiking, mountain climbing
or backpacking. “You never know when you may find someone having a heart
attack,” he says.
Other doctors, however, insist that cayenne capsules are not as effective
as cayenne tinctures or cayenne powder in emergency situations, such as in
the event of a heart attack or stroke. If a heart attack or stroke should
occur and the person is conscious, it is suggested that 5 to 10 droppers
full of cayenne pepper tincture (or 1 teaspoon of cayenne powder in a
glass of hot water) be administered into the mouth, and repeated every 15
minutes until the crisis has passed.
Disclaimer: The information in this report is based upon research
conducted by the author, unless otherwise noted. This information is not
intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified health care
professional and is not intended as medical advice. It is intended as a
sharing of knowledge and information from the research and experience of
the author. The author encourages you to make your own health care
decisions based upon your research and in partnership with a qualified
health care professional.
Article by Madison Cavanaugh
(I personally us Dr Schulz's Cayenne Tincture all the time. I add it to
my oatmeal, store bought and home made sodas, kombucha teas, bacon, even in
chocolate syrup drizzled on ice cream !!! It adds a spicy heat flavor
that can't be beat ! David)
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