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I wouldn't give her a capsule. A small amount on food would be

better.

On 21 Aug 2004 at 17:37, Pugh wrote:

> Anne wrote:

>

> >I even put it daily on the dogs' food...they love it too.

>

> Well THAT explains why my lab, , always tries to pinch my cayenne

> capsule (which I leave on the coffee table to take with my last spoonful of

> oatmeal). Maybe I should give her one!

>

> and the K9's

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Rik wrote:

> i thought cayenne was opening op the bloodvessels allowing blood to

> flow better and to smaller areas. i tend to think that this would

> keep you warmer in colder temperatures....... just thinking out

> loud. rik

>

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Hi Rik,

It might feel that way but actually your body will lose more heat that

way lowering your core body temp. In colder temperatures your body tends

to reserve more of your blood in the center of your body as a protective

mechanism for the organs helping to keep them warm and reserving the

bodies heat for them.. In hotter climes your blood flows more freely to

the surface of the skin to keep your innards from cooking by allowing

the heat to escape through your skin via perspiration and simple heat

exchange. Eating hot spicy food does help in this but is not why people

in hot climate began eating hot spicy foods.

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Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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