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Pickup,
I agree with the health benefits of hot peppers, but why in hot water? I understand the idea in DOL's link that it makes the affect faster in a heart attack scenario but if you do it in a daily, non emergency, routine, does not just adding various peppers to your meals work? As a big fan of habeneros and other hot items I would hope that is sufficient.
I suppose the hot water is my personal twist , making it sort of a tea if you will. Which do you prefer, cold tea or hot tea? I believe that the effect on circulation is more immediate with the hotter temp of the water due to the some of the nutrients already entering your system via the sublingual route: the mucous membrane under the tongue. The warmer temperature makes this system of delivery more effective.
Yes, I would definitely agree that the addition of various peppers to your meals would have the same effect in terms of the nonemergency uses. However, I am not the type of guy who makes major involved meals, so I prefer this as a tea. I just had some last night , still feel pretty good.
To each his own. Obviously, whatever I said is my own or someone else opinion so I am not presenting it as the gospel just what seems to agree with me. There's more than one way to use this herb (didn't even know it was classified as a herb until yesterday)