Cayenne Pepper Homeopathic Health Secrets – Part 2

Cayenne Pepper Homeopathic Health Secrets – Part 2

In the first article on homeopathic uses of cayenne, titled Homeopathic Uses of Cayenne #1, I discussed eight simple yet extremely effective uses of cayenne that you can use today to improve your health. Because there are so many medicinal uses of cayenne pepper and a variety of ailments it can be used for, one article wasn't enough. Now let’s delve a little more into the health benefits of cayenne pepper.

1) Do you have digestive problems? Cayenne pepper promotes healthy digestion and peristaltic movements in the intestines. (Of course, it helps if you eat a healthier, higher-fiber diet.)

2) Joint pain and others such as gout, rheumatism, arthritis and are ready for use for cayenne pepper. When applied topically warm or hot, it is an excellent use for those who have such joint problems and swelling.

3) Not many get scarlet fever or diphtheria anymore, but cayenne is an excellent gargle as it is also an antiseptic herb.

4) Do you have cold sores or mouth ulcers? Cayenne can help heal them. How about strep throat or tonsillitis? Cayenne pepper, or paprika as it is sometimes called (it is just a synonym), gargles to help cure it.

5) Cayenne is an excellent remedy for the common viral cold. When taken together with Elm (a very soothing herb, honey or molasses and taken throughout the day, the cold stops. Cayenne produces sweat in those who take it and in those who suffer from a cold or flu, they must get these.) Impurities from the lymphatic system, Cayenne helps with this.

6) It is an excellent herb for eliminating menstrual disorders.

7) For pregnant women, it is excellent for relieving uterine pain.

8) It may seem counterintuitive, but cayenne is actually an excellent herb for relieving seasickness.

9) A major health benefit of cayenne pepper is that it helps shrink or shrink hemorrhoids.

10) Snake bites are very rare, but it can be very helpful to slow the spread of the venom in your body before seeking medical attention.

11) Drinking the “cayenne pepper detox drink” orally, as some call it, actually helps stimulate the gallbladder reflex. This can be beneficial for those suffering from gallbladder problems.

12) Cayenne helps prevent and treat the formation of blood clots in the system

13) Capsicum is great for the kidneys, pancreas and spleen.

14) Due to its literal, almost instantaneous effect on the blood, it can stop a bloody nose in its tracks.

15) Cayenne is fantastic for all forms of chills or fever characterized by chills and sweating like malaria.

16) It is an excellent expectorant where it helps to facilitate the secretion of excessive mucus in the respiratory tract

17) It is helpful in stopping yellow fever

18) It is good for those who cannot catch their breath (asthmatic asphyxia) as it is a stimulating herb among its other numerous healing powers.

Although cayenne pepper is a phenomenal herb, you should try to improve your diet and adopt a healthier lifestyle to prevent some of these diseases. Limiting your intake of red meat, dairy products like milk, cheese and eggs is a good start. It is also highly advisable to severely limit caffeine and processed sugars in your diet.

Of course, Western medicine is a great benefit to modern people, but so could medicinal herbs if the medical establishment didn't have such a stranglehold on our healthcare system in this society. (Although cayenne pepper and other herbs are wonderful aids in restoring health, you should always consult a licensed physician for your medical conditions.)

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We're not done yet. Look for the third part of this article series, Homeopathic Uses for Cayenne Pepper #3, as there are even more uses and important information you need to know about this great medicinal herb.