Showing posts with label chili. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chili. Show all posts

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Spicy chili, Relieve Pain To Prevent Cancer




Including in Indonesia culinary condiment that can make food taste better and stimulate appetite. Beyond that, it turns out the nutty flavor of the sauce has a benefit for reducing pain and even cancer prevention.



Capcaisin, spicy substance in chili peppers, known to be effective for reducing pain from arthritis, itching, pain and even nerve.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

11 Food Control Blood Sugar

Meal arrangements are the most important pillars for the treatment of diabetes. Diabetics (diabetics) are wise definitely want to learn to recognize foods that cause high blood sugar and try to avoid these foods.
Basically, diabetics can eat all the food like everyone else, but should be limited to contain sugar, fat, and sometimes high-salt foods. It's also important diasup watch the amount of food.
Knowingly or not, nature has provided some wonderful food that can help control your blood sugar levels. The following are 11 foods that are good for blood sugar:


1. Bitter gourd (Karela)

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Want to Burn Calories?

Chili has been known to trigger sweating naturally. The fact that immediately inspire researchers to develop the pepper extract that will be beneficial to lose weight.
Effective? Can So. The reason, in a number of studies chili extract used as material mixing chocolate cake is able to burn a significant amount of calories.

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Stings a Healthy Chili

Spicy sting on the tongue when eating chili often make people give up even though many are actually more addictive. No wonder if there is a term sour chili, which means that even if cured, but still looking for more.
 
Later known hot and spicy flavor of chili has many benefits for health. Capcaisin, chemical behind the spicy flavor of chili, in recent years attracted the attention of scientists to study in particular.

The scientists found a link between heartburn and spicy chili with an antidote to pain. Dr. Michael Caterina of the United States in his research group says capcaisin activate some nerves in the tongue, lips and skin.