Debbie, i use cayenne tincture. for what it is worth, this is what i do. start out with a regular cayenne tincture (as Dr Christopher's hot is much stronger) and just add a drop or two to a large volume of tea or lemon water if you prefer. then as you become accustomed, increase the cayenne slowly. i treat myself to a 44 oz tea with lemon every afternoon. i sweeten with stevia and add a dropper-full of Dr Christopher's hot cayenne tincture. if i don't have the cayenne i don't enjoy the tea at all. i also use the same in my night time quart of herbal tea and my morning quart of msm and lemon water. i used cayenne tincture at home when i had a heart attack about 5 years ago and i have also used it to control bleeding on cuts. it is really good stuff, but you may have to start slow. i also strongly believe with cayenne, it needs to be in the mouth to warn the stomach it is coming so as to avoid discomfort.julie m
--- On Sat, 7/2/11, Deborah Gerard <[email protected]> wrote: From: Deborah Gerard <[email protected]> Subject: CS>mixing cayenne and turmeric To: "cs" <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, July 2, 2011, 3:49 PM Hi folks...I have been trying to drink a touch of cayenne pepper with ACV and the pepper burns on the way down. I have some turmeric capsules and was wondering if opening the capsules and putting a little of the cayenne in them would be a problem? Would it be bad to have the two in one capsule? Thanks for your help in advance, Debbie :)
