Cayenne Pepper

March 13, 1999

Jim wrote regarding cayenne pepper " And, it is antiseptic, as well. Germs

seem to think it is as hot as humans do "

I wonder what it does to the gut flora, if it can distinguish the good bug

from the bad.

I've been a huge advocate of cayenne for years. Another important thing it

does is to stop bleeding instantly. Interally or externally. Good idea to

carry a bag of it in the glove compartment of your car in case of an

accident. Although I've not had reason to try it in that way (thank heaven)

I've heard that it doesn't sting when applied to an open wound. In the past

I've used it to stop the bleeding of a baby goat's navel as a last resort

and it worked perfectly and instantly and he never cried.

It also helped my husband's circulation (he has heart disease) tremendously!

Sharon

March 30, 2000

Dorothy,

You will no doubt get lots of testimonials on cayenne. I have

used it for 20 years. I used to take it daily to prevent or chase

away colds or flus, before I discovered soil bacteria for that.

I have personally seen it give total relief to a young girl with

ulcerative colitis after both the surgery & drug docs gave up on

her. I had read that it will heal any ulcer inside or outside the

body. She tried it & overnight went from 21 bowel movements per

night to one. (Her Jewish parents gave me Christmas presents for

years!)

I have given it to six week old puppies with their food and those

dogs never had a worm in their lives, even years later when they

weren't taking cayenne & lived in yards with other dogs that did!

Take it after no less than 3 good sized bites of food & follow

with a minimum 2 more bites. Failing to follow this rule will get

warm. If you feel too much warmth in your stomach, just drink a

glass or two of water.

jim

dbates3809@... wrote:

>

> To all: I have been reading about the healing properties of cayenne pepper

> and wonder if anyone has experience with it? I have been using it in juice,

> tea, sprinkled on cooked food, etc. I notice a feeling of well-being and

> Much more

> energy.

>

> Would be interested in any comments.

>

> thanks, Dorothy

>

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March 30, 2000

J Lambert: Thanks so Much. Will follow your suggestion.

March 30, 2000

Ken: thanks for the very informative comments.

Dorothy

March 30, 2000

Jim Lambert wrote:

> You will no doubt get lots of testimonials on cayenne. I have

> used it for 20 years. I used to take it daily to prevent or chase

> away colds or flus, before I discovered soil bacteria for that.

Very true, Jim. I was reluctant to add anything since I expected and

inrush of replies:) See below for mine.

Here is an experiment that I have been doing for 6 days (Friday is day

7). I have petechia on both lower legs. I am an ex- linebacker (american

football) and prop (rugby) and am rather large. For the last 3 years, I

have alarmingly noted the rise of the petechia. I have tried several

things including cayenne with no success. The new arthritis creme with

capsasin (spelling?) was a definite heater, so I thought about its use

here instead of a cayenne tincture and purchased a tube. Every other

day, I have rubbed the capsasin 0.075% creme on the left lower leg and

left the right alone as a control. After two treatments, I noted a

dramatic decrease in petechia on the left leg. Amazing. Now I reason

that I was applying **too little** cayenne internally and not any

externally for this problem (I don't think to use poultices and external

application as much as I should). What is nice about the creme is that

it is safer than tincture of cayenne and also not staining. I hesitate

to post this since the jury is still out--I will report again in a few

more days. If anyone else has petechia, I like to know how they do. I

rub a moderate amount of capsasin P 0.075% onto the area with petechia

every other day. The warmth of the creme lasts for almost the two days.

Do it after a bath since a bath will fire up the leg big time:)

--Learned that day 3! Whew!

I speculate that this might be of benefit to those with wounds that

don't heal (put creme around wound area to promote blood flow) and

diabetics with poor circulation in the extremities. That, also, would be

an interesting experiment for someone to try.

> dbates3809@... wrote:

> >

> > To all: I have been reading about the healing properties of cayenne

> pepper

> > and wonder if anyone has experience with it? I have been using it

> in juice,

> > tea, sprinkled on cooked food, etc. I notice a feeling of

> well-being and

> > Much more

> > energy.

> >

> > Would be interested in any comments.

As I understand it, cayenne, if *not* cooked is not an irritant, nor

" hot " . It is warm and warming. I use it with veggie juice and most foods

and have grown so accustomed to it that I don't care to be without it. I

like Tabasco Sauce and the 5-alarm sauces as well, but those are

different from the herbal use of cayenne. Believe it or not, the best

stuff generally speaking is that produced for the kitchen if relatively

fresh. Herb manufacturers must have noted that since I now am seeing

cayenne in capsules rated at 100K heat units. The best for medicinal use

is 200K plus. Making a tincture with this is easy and is a good lesson

in making herbals. Use habaneros (flaming hot stuff )and the freshest

hottest cayenne powder. As with all herbals, time this with the moon.

Beginning with the New Moon and completing it on the Full. (I don't know

why, but it makes a difference.) Careful with the eyes and mucus

membranes. (As an aside, you might find this funny: I was fussing with

some tincture of cayenne and forgot all about it being on my hands when

I went to the loo. Towards the end of operations, buffered by paper or

not, I realized most directly that my hands had not totally been cleaned

of cayenne. I stepped lively for about an hour afterwards!)

Cayenne is a specific for the Circulatory system as a whole. It works on

all parts of it. It seems to regulate it. If the BP is low, it raises

it; if high, cayenne lowers the BP and so on. It aids digestion,

stimulates the endocrine and nervous systems. It does more, however, the

best way to think about it is in the answers to this question: how would

the body be affected if circulation were improved. For one, more oxygen

would be delivered to the body areas in general but most importantly to

those areas that are in desparate need of it. One should think about

vitamin B6 as well in this regard. Where we are blocked in an area over

a prolonged period, disease forms. Poor circulation of the heart,

arteriosclerosis; the pancreas, diabetes; the brain, stroke; the

kidneys, renal failure; the liver, you get it... I think that cayenne is

a vital component in oxytherapies as an aid to the delivery of the

oxygen, especially when we are talking about the simple benign methods

like Homozon, ozonated h2o, etc.

I am getting the impression that the next herb du jour is going to be

cayenne and soon you will see infomercials on cayenne like cayenne

tai-bo, ronco cayenne-o-matic, and so on. It is a miracle herb for right

now, today. Why? God just did not make it yesterday, it has always been

here. Our society (Western) has changed to one that is more sedentary.

Cayenne is fiery and is an excellent tonic for sedentary folk. For a

junkfood junkie, cayenne might be that kick in the pants that they

need. See in ayurvedic medicine the three qualities: rajas, sattwa,

and tamas (catabolic, metabolic, and anabolic). Were we more active or

more passionate, we might not be as benefited by cayenne and would find

benefit from a soothing or sedate herb or food.

Nearly everyone would benefit from it. And I am going to stop blowing

the pepper corn here. Search the web. Dr. prasied it up and

down. Doc C was a pioneer in modern naturopathy and merits an attentive

ear. One thing I must note and note with a *big caution*--- large doses

of cayenne are needed for today's illnesses. This can have a profound

effect on the body, so be careful. Like I mentioned in my experiment

above, I did not note any benefit with cayenne internally until I turned

the heat up!

I hope to have been of service.

Ken

April 2, 2000

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> I have been reading about the healing properties of cayenne pepper

> and wonder if anyone has experience with it? <<

======== (:>)

Hi Dorothy,

Yep, two months ago my left thumb was crushed in a sliding van door.

I immersed it in Cayenne and vodka (as a solvent) and it saved my

thumb and my nail which did not even go black!!

Also chopped cayenne peppers in vodka makes a wonderful deep-heat

back rub. Use gloves (:>)

Who knows a Cayenne drink and Ed McCabe's IV Ozone and we could be

flying back to good health

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,

Do you think that cayenne could work on eczema? And, is it just the stuff you buy at a store, cayenne pepper for cooking? Also, can you use olive oil or water for the solvent?

I am very curious. Thank you for sharing of this information.

Terry

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April 3, 2000

In a message dated 4/3/00 10:09:51 AM Central Daylight Time, jackson@...

writes:

<< I watch the trauma in the ER shows that my husband watches and wonder

what would happen if cayenne were used with some of the hopeless cases.

I imagine a skilled herbalist coming in and packing the wounds or

whatever. I once perked my mother out of a shock situation with some

cayenne in some water. I wonder what could have been done for my uncle

before he died. His legs were so cold. He had diabetes and heart

problems. Since then I have noted that my body temperature was higher

after taking cayenne for a week. J.

>>

Have you ever read the book Left for Dead. You may enjoy that one on heart

attack and bypass surgery and cayenne.

April 3, 2000

I watch the trauma in the ER shows that my husband watches and wonder

what would happen if cayenne were used with some of the hopeless cases.

I imagine a skilled herbalist coming in and packing the wounds or

whatever. I once perked my mother out of a shock situation with some

cayenne in some water. I wonder what could have been done for my uncle

before he died. His legs were so cold. He had diabetes and heart

problems. Since then I have noted that my body temperature was higher

after taking cayenne for a week. J.

July 22, 2000

Hi ,

This reminded me of my Great - Grandfather , he had stomach cancer and ate a

wild plant that when I looked it up there were warnings about severe

irritation to mucus membranes. Well he was Native American and had

his own beliefs so when he ate it he said it burned like the duce. He lived

to be 98 years old. He had 9

children & everyone with one exception got cancer. And his grandson had

testicle cancer & my Mom is

recovering from that uneeded mastectomy. My Gram refused chemo and any other

medical treatments.

She is 90. She also had stomach cancer only hers was connected to the sm.

intestine too. That was in 1983

she did have surgery.

Joyce

>Hi,

>

>Since the question was raised, I will relate an account or two of Cayenne.

>

>I was quite interested in it once and should get back on it.

>

>I read of one man who had Ulcers very badly. The doctors wanted to take

3/4

>of his stomach out and he wouldn't do it.

>

>He could not sleep more than an hour and a half at night without getting up

>and taking Maalox.

>

>One night his wife was away and the pain was so bad he decided he could not

>go on through life this way and decided to end it. He could find nothing

on

>which he could overdose and decided that if he were to take a heaping

>tablespoon of Cayenne that would kill him.

>

>He got it down and put a pillow over his head so the neighbors wouldn't

hear

>him screaming and went to sleep and slept until 6:30 the next morning. It

>led to a cure.

>

>One day while working as a counselor I stopped to see a teaacher between

>classes and a girl walked in who had been absent a few days. The teacher

>asked her what was wrong and she said she had an ulcer. She said that the

>doctor told her to take cayenne pepper for it.

>

>I took a heaping teaspoon in a glass of orange juice regularly for quite a

>while before I left for school. It is a little harsh for about 30 seconds

>but not unbearable and then there is a lovely warmth in one's stomach. It

>does help circulation and heart problems along with other benefits. I

>really do not think that one could overdo it.

>

>One doctor said that when he was 38 he had a physical for an insurance deal

>and the doctor said he had hardening of the arteries like lead pencils and

>couldn't live but a few years. He remembered about Cayenne and began

taking

>3 teaspoons a day. He had another physical ten years later and was told he

>had the heart and veins of a teenager.

>

>For what it is worth.

>

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January 18, 2002

I found one of the e-mails that I was looking for on Cayenne.

> http://www.herballegacy.com/id516.htm

>

> Usages:

> 1. Heart Attacks: 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). This is one of the fastest acting aids we

> could ever give for the heart, because it feeds that heart immediately.

Most

> hearts are suffering from malnutrition because of processed food we are

> eating, but here it gets a good powerful dose of real food and it's

> something that has brought people in time after time. This is something

that

> everyone should know how great it is, because a heart attack can come to

> your friends or loved ones any time. And even yourself. The warm tea is

> faster working than tablets, capsules, cold tea, because the warm tea

opens

> up the cell structure--makes it expand and accept the cayenne that much

> faster, and it goes directly to the heart, through the artery system, and

> feeds it in powerful food.

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January 18, 2002

Found another one. I guess it was Dr. Shulze I was thinking of instead of

Dr. .

~Karma

> http://curezone.com/books/herbal_cayenne1.html

>

> SCHULZE: I used to do " herbal experiments " with their approval. I had

> hundreds of patients who would say, " Oh, I've been using cayenne pepper

for

> years. I take this; I take that. I've been using it every day for 14

years. "

>

> So I would sit them down and would either give them some cayenne

> tincture or some cayenne powder directly in the mouth.

>

> They would tell me that it was like they had never used cayenne

> pepper before. They would say, " I heard my ears pop; I felt a rush of

blood

> to my head. I can feel tingling in my feet and toes. " They would give me

> responses that they never had from taking cayenne pepper for 10, 12, 14,

15

> years.

>

> One thing really became evident to me in the clinic: There is

only

> oneway to take cayenne, and that is right in the mouth.

>

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March 11, 2003

In a message dated 3/11/2003 4:58:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,

webman@... writes:

> I take 3

> tablespoons of hi tonic a day which has cayenne, ginger, garlic,

> horseradish and onion and vinegar in it

>

My son is making a tincture now with these ingredients. I would use as much

as you can take.

In his book, Curing with Cayenne he give dosages for specific illnesses. He

says:

" The starting or maintenance dose of any tincture is one to two dropperfuls

three times a day. This would be six dropperfuls per day. This is a

starting dose that gets you used to any formula.

There are about thirty drops of tincture in a dropperful. So by taking six

dropperfuls a day, you are getting about 180 drops of tincture a day. In all

these dosages, I am talking about great tinctures you make yourself. I am

not talking about the weak junk sold at stores and labelled by the industry

as " super potent. " " special extraction " process, and one hundred other herbal

lies.

Most herbalists suggest a starting dose of 5-15 drops twice a day of a weak

healthfood store tincture. This is 30 drops a day of weak stuff that cannot

heal seriously-ill people.

What I am talking about is 180 drops a day of tinctures that are, on average,

10 times stronger than regular tinctures - because you will be packing the

jar with herbs, instead of using some low, pathetic standard that everyone

else follows. "

Dotsie

March 11, 2003

I use it on occasion I also use his tonic that has all teh other things in

it. Use as much as you can stand. the more you have the better. I take 3

tablespoons of hi tonic a day which has cayenne, ginger, garlic,

horseradish and onion and vinegar in it

V

----- Original Message -----

From: " Gail Naranjo " <lwtsl@...>

Hi Folks,

Does anybody use Dr. Schulze's cayenne texture; and if so, what dose do you

use for " just because it's good for you " or for maintenance but no special

reason? I got a bottle today and the directions on it says to take 5 to 15

drops 2 to 4 times a day. But I tried reading up a little on it and found

the dosage is important for treating different things. Well, not treating

anything particularly but just for good health was not sure the dosage to

try. I ended up being cautious and only used one drop but would really

like to hear from others if they have used it, what dosage they used and

what benefits have they noticed.

Thanks,

Gail

April 12, 2005

Hello Cayenne pepper in " OO " capsules doesn't cause stomach upset if

the stomach is in the right place. See:

http://www.energybalancing.com/selfeval/stomachup.html for a

description and remedy for the problem. I just finished the Master

cleanse and took over 8 caps of our own very hot home-grown cayenne

per day for 10 days with nothing else in the stomach but lemonade. No

problems. My wife never used to be able to handle cayenne until I

adjusted her stomach. She just completed the cleanse with me with no

stomach discomfort from the cayenne.

Hope this helps. Cheers,

> I just started using cayenne pepper for several reasons and now

> find out it is also good for circulation. What is the general

> opinion on cayenne pepper. Besides it's being very hot:>)

> One of my acuaintances tried taking 1 oo capsule and was greatly

> disturbed by the cayenne. This same person tried it with milk. Same

> results. On the next attempt the cayenne was taken with a glass of

> kefir cultured milk ,similar to yogurt or sour cream, with the result

> of NO bad effect at all. If anyone is considering taking Cayenne

> capsule for the many beneficial effects, I would suggest try it with

> kefir. I haven't heard kefir mentioned on this list for some time so

> if anyone needs info just ask and I will be glad to help.

>

> KEFIR natural ambrosia and nectar of the gods.

August 24, 2005

Don't take cayenne capsules. You can burn your gut if you take too

much. If you take cayenne and you can taste/feel it, you won't over-dose.

Cayenne improves peripheral circulation, is good for the skin. I think it

is good for infections (candida, parasites) but I am going from memory on

that one, so I may be mistaken.

Alobar

PS

Anyone know where to buy a good quality really hot cayenne extracted

into VCO? That would be a great combo. And I suspect it would be really

good in salad dressing!

cayenne pepper

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased The Coconut Diet book and started using VCO. I'm now

hearing that cayenne pepper also had many healing properties. Does anyone

have any experience or knowledge about cayenne pepper?

Thanks much!

Judy

August 24, 2005

We use cayenne daily. Until you get used to it, it can be a little burning.

It is very alkaline and will help to neutralize acidity. It also stimulates

a stronger heartbeat and the peristaltic action of the intestines. Capsules

are fine. You can't really overdose on it. Try to stay with the milder

cayennes though. 50,000 Heat Units or less. The higher ones can be a

little unpredictable as far as having a burning sensation in the stomach.

Even then, they don't harm you, they just feel like they are. You can even

treat bleeding ulcers with it.

Bill Lockhart. www.commonsensenutrition.net

<http://www.commonsensenutrition.net/>

cayenne pepper

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased The Coconut Diet book and started using VCO. I'm now

hearing that cayenne pepper also had many healing properties. Does anyone

have any experience or knowledge about cayenne pepper?

Thanks much!

Judy

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August 24, 2005

Years and years ago I did pr and set up author tours. One of my favorite

authors was Dick Quinn who wrote Left for Dead. It was about a botched heart

bypass and how he turned his life and his health around by using cayenne. The

guy was 60, looked 40, and ran around like a 20 year old. It is very

informational I recently saw it on ebay but don't know if it is in print. He

received fabulous letters from readers and buyers of a cayenne capsule he came

up with (Heartfoods) and some of the stories were miraculous. I always enjoyed

stopping by his office to read the latest letters. If you get a chance see if

your local library has it or order it from ebay.

Great for increasing your circulation without increasing your blood pressure.

Jeanne

August 25, 2005

Judy said: Does anyone have any experience or knowledge about cayenne

pepper?

Rowena says: My husband used to have migraines, and reasoning that part of

the reason was

that the blood went away from the stomach during it I used to make him a

concoction including cayenne tincture which would act remarkably quickly. I

think bicarb (baking soda) (sodium bicarbonate) was one of the other

ingredients, maybe a charcoal tab as well.

So long ago now! I may also have put in some valerian and/or feverfew.

If you can find the book by Jethro Kloss Back to Eden (which is where I read

about it)

(http://www.iamm.com/capsicum.htm) it will say it is

one of the most wonderful herb medicines, can be put in an open wound,

either in a fresh wound or an old ulcer. It is effective as a poultice for

sores and wounds or taken internally for rheumatism, inflammation, fevers

and pleurisy... stimulant when taken internally

....antispasmodic....kidneys, spleen, pancreas, and lockjaw. ... sore,

ulcerated stomach. ... all forms of low diseases. .. great stimulant.... .be

given without stint or measure... " prevention and cure of the common cold and

flu " yellow fever, black vomit, decay and putrefaction " gangrene, and

cancers like aids etc. " . ...increases the power of all other agents, helps

the digestion when taken with meals, and arouses all the secreting

organs...utmost safety. ...... liniment when " used alone as cold pressed

extract or " mixed with 2 ounces gum myrrh, 1 ounce golden seal and ½ ounce

ground red pepper. Mix into a quart of rubbing alcohol. Let stand 7 to 10

days, shake every day. Heals wounds, bruises, sprains, scalds, burns,

sunburns, and pyorrhea of the gums " skin cancer etc. " . Apply freely.

The link above also quotes Complete Handbook of Cayenne Home Remedies by Dr.

Quillin and links to this site:

http://www.1001herbs.com/capsicum

and has loads of other quotes.

also

http://www.ibiblio.org/herbmed/archives/Best/1995/chili-lin.html

http://www.yourparrotplace.com/parrot_articles/cayenne.htm

August 26, 2005

Cayenne is not for everyone, that's for sure. It is good for me, makes me

feel good, all hot stuff has always made me feel good.

I buy mine in bulk from herbalcom.com and capsule it myself in size " 00 "

capsules.

I must take it with a meal or very soon after, and preferably then with a

halfpint of kefir. Usually, I can wash one down with a pint of kefir and not

have too much burn.

Daddybob

August 26, 2005

My late Dad mentioned to me a few months before he died that a handful of

cayenne is a cure for malaria. He said during WWII when no medicine could be

obtained an old man instructed him to take a handful of cayenne to rid of his

malaria. And it worked!

Re: cayenne pepper

Rowena <newses@...> wrote:

Judy said: Does anyone have any experience or knowledge about cayenne

pepper?

Rowena says: My husband used to have migraines, and reasoning that part of

August 26, 2005

Thanks Alobar. I'm still " feeling " my way through all the info.

Judy

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote:

Don't take cayenne capsules. You can burn your gut if you take too

much. If you take cayenne and you can taste/feel it, you won't over-dose.

Cayenne improves peripheral circulation, is good for the skin. I think it

is good for infections (candida, parasites) but I am going from memory on

that one, so I may be mistaken.

Alobar

PS

Anyone know where to buy a good quality really hot cayenne extracted

into VCO? That would be a great combo. And I suspect it would be really

good in salad dressing!

cayenne pepper

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased The Coconut Diet book and started using VCO. I'm now

hearing that cayenne pepper also had many healing properties. Does anyone

have any experience or knowledge about cayenne pepper?

Thanks much!

Judy

August 26, 2005

Thanks Bill. I've always found spices like cayenne too hot for my system, so I'm

not sure if it would help me.

Judy

Bill Lockhart <blockhart@...> wrote:

We use cayenne daily. Until you get used to it, it can be a little burning.

It is very alkaline and will help to neutralize acidity. It also stimulates

a stronger heartbeat and the peristaltic action of the intestines. Capsules

are fine. You can't really overdose on it. Try to stay with the milder

cayennes though. 50,000 Heat Units or less. The higher ones can be a

little unpredictable as far as having a burning sensation in the stomach.

Even then, they don't harm you, they just feel like they are. You can even

treat bleeding ulcers with it.

Bill Lockhart. www.commonsensenutrition.net

<http://www.commonsensenutrition.net/>

cayenne pepper

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased The Coconut Diet book and started using VCO. I'm now

hearing that cayenne pepper also had many healing properties. Does anyone

have any experience or knowledge about cayenne pepper?

Thanks much!

Judy

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August 26, 2005

Thanks Jeanne. The person who recommended I look into cayenne mentioned this

book.

Judy

PS I used to be in PR.

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