- Internally: Take 1 - 2 teaspoons daily. Do remember to take breaks every few weeks. You can take some of the heat away by adding a little bit of natural sweetener such as Ancient Purity Bush Apple Syrup. Mixing it into a glass of tomato juice might be a good idea as well.
- Topically - The ultimate massage oil for skin. It can help to relieve inflammation and pain in bruises, sore muscles, and achy joints. It can also help to relieve pressure from bruises by increasing the blood circulation. Can be combined a few drops of Ancient Purity Bergamot Orange Essential Oil. Be careful! This oil stains. People with sensitive skins should first try a little.
- Hair & Scalp - Use a few tablespoons on your scalp and massage thoroughly for a few minutes every 3 days. Or use on wash day, let it sit for 2 hours and wash out with a mild shampoo and conditioner. If your skin is sensitive, first try a little bit and see how you feel.
- Culinary Tips: Add it to salads, put on vegetables, use it as dipping oil for bread or add to pasta.
Cayenne Pepper may aid to boost the production of digestive fluid, send enzymes to the stomach to help in digestion, and provide extra protection to the stomach against infections. Based on scientific studies, capsaicin (an active component of chili peppers) may assist to decrease high blood pressure, which also reduces the risk of developing heart issues.
Warning: Ancient Purity Cayenne Pepper Oil is safe to consume, and can be a delicious, spicy addition to many meals. Eating too many, however, can cause some unwanted side effects, such as an upset stomach or heartburn. If you’re sensitive to spice, you may also feel an uncomfortable burning sensation in your mouth. Macerated Cayenne Pepper Oil may also interact with certain medications, such as: Blood thinners, Aspirin, Antacids and ACE Inhibitors.
Q: What about the Almond Oil they used to make the Cayenne Oil?A: Almond Oil may promote heart health, stabilise blood sugar levels, prevent free radical damage and help you maintain a healthy weight.
Q: What is Cayenne Pepper Oil good for?
A: Used topically it can help to relieve inflammation and pain in bruises, sore muscles, and achy joints. It can also help to relieve pressure from bruises by increasing the blood circulation. It is high in capsaicin which provide for much of itʼs useful actions in the healing sense.
Q: What does capsaicin do to my body?
A: Studies have found that Capsaicin can increase your metabolism, which increases the rate at which you use energy and burn fat stores. It can also lower your appetite, which may help you eat less than you normally would. Capsaicin is a key ingredient in various pain relief medications.
200ml (6.76 fl. oz.) Oil
