Originally Posted by JK98
Cayenne, garlic, and ginger are also very inexpensive, and it is good to sprinkle plenty of the powder on food after it has been cooked. Make sure the cayenne is very spicy. The most recent bottle of cayenne powder I bought is quite strong, but the one before that was very weak. If one is not lazy, they could buy the fresh cayenne peppers.
I am trying Cayenne in a half teaspoonfull in hot water a day chased by very cold water, and yes it is VERY spicy and makes me even cough at first wiff before downing it. I have been on it for a few weeks, what results are you getting from it? I have noticed some die off and some more energy during the day from it, but I have not had too much to brag about yet aside from that there. I know it promotes blood flow and cleansing of the body correct? I need to keep on taking it faithfully, I quit this stuff too much too fast before it can work, and I believe this miracle herb will really work.

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