AFRICAN BIRD PEPPER 150 HU 2 OZ
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African Bird Pepper has been successfully used to help treat arthritis, psoriasis, cluster headaches, and pain as well as lower the rate of cardiovascular disease. Contains carotene molecules that have potent antioxidant elements. 2 oz. in volume
African bird pepper still thrives in the wild in Africa, but is commercially cultivated in Zimbabwe, Uganda and Malawi, as well as in India, Mexico and China. A single plant may continue to produce for up to three years, yielding nearly a pound of fresh fruit during each growing season. The fruit pods are harvested by hand in summer when they reach a bright red color, and are then dried in the shade and finally ground into spice.
Like other varieties of chili pepper, African bird pepper contains a high degree of capsaicin, a compound that stimulates nerve endings on contact. When capsaicin undergoes solvent extraction with ethanol, the end result is a wax substance called oleoresin capsicum. The suspension of the latter in water via propylene glycol produces the pepper spray used in self-defense and by law enforcement.
Health Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
African bird pepper still thrives in the wild in Africa, but is commercially cultivated in Zimbabwe, Uganda and Malawi, as well as in India, Mexico and China. A single plant may continue to produce for up to three years, yielding nearly a pound of fresh fruit during each growing season. The fruit pods are harvested by hand in summer when they reach a bright red color, and are then dried in the shade and finally ground into spice.
Like other varieties of chili pepper, African bird pepper contains a high degree of capsaicin, a compound that stimulates nerve endings on contact. When capsaicin undergoes solvent extraction with ethanol, the end result is a wax substance called oleoresin capsicum. The suspension of the latter in water via propylene glycol produces the pepper spray used in self-defense and by law enforcement.
Health Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.