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Wow! I had no idea cayenne pepper was THAT good! Wish I could have

known about this when I had my heart attack in January. And I wish

I could have known back when my mother had hers. She had congestive

heart failure from her attack. Fortunately, I didn't.

So, during a heart attack, cayenne works like nitroglycerin? Nitro

helps open up the blood vessels and allows more oxygen to the

heart. Does cayenne do that?

Wouldn't cayenne be spicy? Is that why you drink it in a glass of

warm water? And does it have to be " warm " water? Not cold?

Would cayenne help keep the heart arteries from getting clogged up

again and " attacking " again?

You say it " dissolves clots? " So would it be good for a pulmonary

embolism? Or a blood clot in the leg? I'm on Coumadin, now,

because I had a pulmonary embolism in March. They call it a " blood

thinner, " but it actually doesn't " thin " the blood. It just slows

the body's ability to form clots. I would gladly drink a " hot

pepper " drink once a day, rather than take that drug. I've been

wanting to find a viable " natural " alternative to prevent another

clot from forming.

I have some circulation difficulty in my left foot. Sometimes, like

right now, at night, I'll have " pins and needles " sensations in my

left foot. Would cayenne help with that?

Let me know.

Cryss

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> Now what does Dr. Schulze say along this line.

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> Cayenne increases blood circulation and eases the pain of

congested swollen veins. Veins, unlike arteries, have thinner, less

muscular walls. Because of this, they easily herniate, swell, and

collapse. Cayenne helps the blood move through the veins easier. It

even dissolves clots, and being a very rich source of vitamin C and

bioflavonoids, and other vitamin C complex nutrients, it actually

strengthens the walls of the veins, and has been proven to clean

them and help them regain their elasticity. I have seen many

diabetics, and others, with horrible circulation problems in there

legs and extremities - some so far gone with gangrene they were

scheduled for amputation - who recovered.

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> Cayenne is most effective for heart and blood circulation

problems, and for angina pectoris, palpitations, and cardiac

arrhythmias. It's a miracle for congestive heart failure. It is a

specific for anyone who has any type of circulatory problems, such

as high or low blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, triglycerides

and fats, even varicose veins. With the heart, cayenne is great for

prevention as well as for the treatment of disease. It relieves the

pain of angina pectoris by helping get more blood to the heart

muscle itself. And, if a person has a heart attack, cayenne is the

surest first aid remedy. I have had almost a hundred patients

actually save their lives by using a tablespoonful of cayenne pepper

in a glass of warm water, or 10 dropperfuls of the tincture, and

drinking it down fast. In every case, it brought the person right

out of it with minimal damage, some with no damage at all.

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> > Anyone with heart disease should never leave home without it.

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> Why is that, Zoe? What does cayenne pepper do for heart disease?

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