Cayenne, Blood and Circulation

Cayenne stimulates blood circulation - instantly. It dilates arterial walls and cuts through mucus in the veins, thus increasing circulation to the extremities and helping overall to lower blood pressure. It strengthens the heart, arteries, capillaries and the nerves.

Over time it will thin the blood if it is too thick. In the west a big problem is high cholesterol, which makes the blood too thick, giving the heart a harder job.

Cayenne also regulates blood flow effectively so circulation throughout the body is even, and there is no excessive pressure in any one part. Excessive menstrual flow can be reduced and controlled with Cayenne.

Cayenne And The Heart
Dr John Christopher once wrote that in 35 years of practice, and working with people and teaching, he never once lost a heart attack patient during a house call. If the patient was still breathing he would "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."

He says that Cayenne is one of the fastest acting aids we could ever give for the heart. The warm tea opens up the cell structure and the heart benefits immediately from the Cayenne - a powerful food containing flavanoids, to heal heart cells and give protection.

Wounds
Cayenne can be applied to open wounds or taken orally to stop bleeding. Nosebleeds, deep cuts, even arterial gushing will stop within seconds.

Blood pressure is equalised throughout the body so there is no excessive pressure on the haemorrhage area and it can clot naturally.

A poultice of Cayenne wrapped around a wound will ensure safe healing and will often not even leave a scar!

Internal wounds can be stopped from bleeding by drinking a cup of hot water with a teaspoon of Cayenne stirred into it. In fact, as shocking as it sounds, Cayenne has been shown to be an effective pain reliever for sufferers of stomach ulcers.

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