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POPSCayenne Pepper Strikes Again! hehe...well for those of you that might have muscle pain, etc and use those topical rubs...I found this! Make your own! YAH's pain relieving cream :)
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POPSSelf Defense Pepper Spray Key Chain, Online Shopping Deal With 6deal.com Easy operation, fast spray, just open the top cover and press to spray The attacker will burst into tears, can not open his eyes and keep coughing, thus the attack is stopped and you can protect yourself effectively Small and light weight, convenient to carry Ingredients: capsaicin, dacryagogue Effective distance: 2 - 3 meters Spray times: approx. 15 times Storage: under 40°in the shade List Price: $ 8.99 Deal Price: $ 4.49 http://www.6deal.com/fr/self-defense-police-pepper-spray-key-chain.html?language=fr
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POPSOnly 3.09 EUR Self Defense Police Pepper Spray Key Chain, Online Shopping Deal Recommendation Easy operation, fast spray, just open the top cover and press to spray The attacker will burst into tears, can not open his eyes and keep coughing, thus the attack is stopped and you can protect yourself effectively Small and light weight, convenient to carry Ingredients: capsaicin, dacryagogue Effective distance: 2 - 3 meters Spray times: approx. 15 times Storage: under 40°in the shade Deal price: 3.09 EUR http://www.monde-tech.com/product_info.php?products_id=3241
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POPSWhat’s So Hot About Chili Peppers? Bolivia is believed to be the chili's motherland, home to dozens of wild species that may be the ancestors of all the world's chili varieties—from the mild bell pepper to the medium jalapeño to the rough-skinned naga jolokia, the hottest pepper ever tested. The heat-generating compound in chilies, capsaicin, has long been known to affect taste buds, nerve cells and nasal membranes (it puts the sting in pepper spray). But its function in wild chili plants has been mysterious.
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POPSDoctors test hot sauce for pain relief see site for diagram of why the chili effect works...Capsaicin, a chemical that gives chilli peppers their fire, numbs nervers during surgery. The effects should last weeks, so patients require fewer painkillers.
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POPSDoctors test Hot sauce for pain relief. They are testing it with an anesthetic to alleviate the pain of the initial burn. The numbness that follows, with a high dose, is hoped to reduce, or eliminate the pain following surgery, and the use of narcotics, for the treatment of many causes of pain, complimenting existing anesthetics and painkillers prescribed for many conditions including epidurals, dental work, and cancer patients. They also have a 'ousin' of capsaicin that is 1000 times more potent.
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POPSKill Cancer without side effects The first paragraph of this article was as follows, as I could not clip it without getting all the other info on the page ! ! ! Capsaicin - the compound that makes chilli peppers spicy - can kill cancer cells without harming healthy cells, with no side effects, according to a new study by researchers at Nottingham University in the UK.
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POPSPepper High...groovy I just had some particularly spicy hot and sour soup from a local canton, and about halfway through, I started to feel a fuzz and a pressure...
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