"You’re Using Cayenne Pepper All Wrong – Here’s How to Get the Best Results" | Dr. Barbara
"You’re Using Cayenne Pepper All Wrong – Here’s How to Get the Best Results" | Dr. Barbara O'Neill
Cayenne pepper, derived from the dried and ground fruit of the Capsicum annuum plant, is often used in powdered form as a spice in cooking, but it can also be consumed as a supplement in capsules, tinctures, or teas. Its uses extend far beyond the kitchen, with a long history of therapeutic applications in traditional medicine. According to Dr. Barbara O'Neill, cayenne pepper is one of the most powerful natural remedies available and can be a valuable tool in maintaining and improving health.
Dr. Barbara O'Neill, a well-known health educator, and naturopath, has shed light on some of the best ways to use cayenne pepper to benefit from it and avoid side effects. She also shares some surprising and seemingly “illegal to know” secrets about cayenne pepper that could transform your approach to health and wellness.
In today's video, we will explore the powerful benefits of cayenne pepper as revealed by Dr. Barbara O'Neill.
While cayenne pepper offers an array of impressive health benefits, Dr. Barbara O'Neill cautions against overuse. She emphasizes that cayenne pepper is safe to use in moderate amounts, but like any potent remedy, it should not be abused. Consuming too much cayenne pepper can lead to digestive discomfort, irritation of the mucous membranes, and in rare cases, more serious health issues.
Dr. Barbara O'Neill advises starting with small amounts of cayenne pepper and gradually increasing the dose as your body becomes accustomed to it. For those who are new to using cayenne pepper as a supplement, she suggests beginning with just a pinch in water or food and slowly working up to a half or full teaspoon.
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