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chilli pepper

see also Cayenne Very healthy for you. Good for pain relief, migraine and sinus headaches, congestion. Has antibacterial properties that help fight chronic sinus infections. Cancer fighter that drives prostate cancer cells to kill themselves. Lowers high blood pressure. High in vitamins A, C, and bioflavonoids. More vitamin C than an orange. Protects heart (fewer heart attacks and strokes) and strengthens blood vessels, makes them more elastic and better able to adjust to blood pressure fluctuations. Reduces cholesterol, triglycerides and platelet aggregation, dissolves blood clots. Strong anti-inflammatory used to help for arthritis, psoriasis and diabetic neuropathy, sooth intestinal diseases like inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), helps kill bacteria such as H. pylori. Helps burn fat by increasing body metabolism, generating heat. For cold feet, put powdered cayenne in your shoes.
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He branched out into chilli pepper production against his father's advice but quickly found he had a fast-growing market with Tesco becoming one of his first customers.
He urged chilli pepper farmers to continue to adopt green label practices, which involve the use of only organic materials like animal dropping for cultivation adding that this will guarantee them ready markets for their produce.
Research by Tesco found more chilli peppers are sold in their East Anglian and Cambridgeshire stores, with shoppers buying a third more than in London and 150 per cent more than the West Country and Wales combined.
Chilli peppers activate sympathetic nervous system, which helps control most of the body's internal organs, to expend more energy, so that the body burns more calories when the same food is eaten with chilli peppers.
It is a chemical named capsaicin which gives chilli peppers their heat.
"Brits are super competitive about growing and eating the hottest chillies," said Gerald Fowler, founder of the Chilli Pepper Company.
SPICEY Jordana Busby and Chilli Pepper Pete at ChilliFest in Belfast yesterday
Chilli peppers can often be seen on the Italian islands hanging in long strips from people's balconies.
Anyone who finishes his curry will now have to drink a bottle of Crazy Ed's Chili Beer, a fiery brew containing a red-hot chilli pepper. Only after fishing out and eating Crazy Ed's serrano chilli, will the Curry Hell champion receive their trophy, pounds 500 curry vouchers and Chili Beer goodies.
WITH more than 140 great recipes, `Red Hot Chilli Pepper' is the ultimate cookbook for chilli lovers.
The store's head chilli pepper buyer Jonathan Corbett: "The Dorset Chilli is without doubt thermonuclear in heat which only those with the strongest stomachs should even try.
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