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Description Cayenne
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Cayenne pepper refers to the spice or extract obtained from a type of hot pepper, Capsicum frutescens. This type of pepper is red when ripe and has a high vitamin A content with antioxidant effects, along with capsaicin, which gives it its hot taste.
Forms of release
Cayenne pepper powder is available as a spice in bags of various weights and with different textures – mainly powder, but also ground cayenne pepper. There are also a number of Cayenne-based supplements, such as Solaray Cayenne Pepper. Some topical products contain cayenne pepper extract and are used to provide local relief from muscle or joint pain.
Indications for use
There is a long list of benefits and properties of cayenne pepper. Cayenne pepper is mainly used as a spice, with a hot or spicy taste. It also has anti-inflammatory properties because it contains capsaicin. It can help improve blood circulation and support cardiovascular function. Capsaicin also has the potential to block pain signals, which can provide some analgesic effect in cases of joint or muscle pain. Cayenne pepper supplements can sometimes be used for weight control, to support gastrointestinal health, to balance immunity or to promote nutrient absorption.
Dosage and administration
Cayenne pepper is mainly used as a spice – it is used in various recipes to add a spicy flavour. Do not add cayenne pepper in large quantities. Choose the dosage according to the desired level of spiciness. For cayenne pepper supplements, the usual dose is 1 capsule twice a day with meals. However, this depends on the reason for taking it, your general health and the concentration of chilli in the supplement. It is important to follow the instructions on the packaging or consult your doctor.
Contraindications
The product is contraindicated in case of allergy to hot peppers or capsaicin. People with stomach ulcers or other gastrointestinal problems should avoid excessive consumption of hot peppers. It can have an irritating effect on the stomach, so it is not recommended in excess for those with gastrointestinal problems.
Interactions with other medicines and foods
Cayenne pepper may interact with medications that regulate blood clotting. It is important to talk to your doctor if you are taking such medications.
Side effects
Cayenne pepper can sometimes cause side effects such as gastrointestinal irritation, especially when consumed in excess. Topical application of cayenne pepper may cause irritation in some people.
Overdose
Overdose may lead to symptoms such as severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. In case of accidental overdose, seek medical assistance.
Storage
Products containing cayenne pepper powder or in other forms should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from light and excessive heat.
List of references
FAQ
Does cayenne pepper affect driving ability?
No, this product does not affect driving ability.
Cayenne pepper or black pepper?
Cayenne pepper is a type of hot pepper known for its capsaicin content, which gives it its spicy taste. Black pepper is obtained from the dried berries of the Piper nigrum plant. It has a complex and spicy aroma but does not contain capsaicin.
Cayenne pepper or curry?
Cayenne pepper is a single spice known for its hot taste. Curry is a blend of several spices, including turmeric, coriander, cinnamon, cloves and others. Curry does not necessarily have the specific hot taste of cayenne pepper, but can have a wide range of flavours.
Cayenne pepper or paprika?
Cayenne pepper is hot and is often used to give dishes a spicy kick. Paprika, also known as red pepper, is a spice made from red peppers, but is often sweeter and less hot than cayenne pepper.
What dishes can I use cayenne pepper in?
Cayenne pepper can be used in various recipes with meat, vegetables, sauces, soups and stews, marinades, pasta and pizza, giving a spicy, very hot and pungent taste. It is also used to make Tabasco sauce.
Can I use cayenne pepper during pregnancy and breastfeeding?
Cayenne pepper is not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Features
| Category | Vitamins and Supplements, Diet and Nutrition, Healthy food, Spices, Weight loss, Powders , Weight Control |
| Brand | Herbal Sana, Longevita, Managis, Secom |
| Product type | Capsules |
Reviews
Ground cayenne pepper, 100 g, Managis
The pepper is ok, except that one of the boxes came to me without a safety seal and it got a bit all over the package.
Cayenne chilli pepper 450 mg Solaray, 100 capsules, Secom
It regulated my blood circulation.
Cayenne chilli pepper 450 mg Solaray, 100 capsules, Secom
It regulated my blood circulation.
Ground cayenne pepper, 100 g, Managis
The pepper is ok, except that one of the boxes came to me without a safety seal and it got a bit all over the package.
