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Cayenne Pepper Tea

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Cayenne Pepper Tea

Adding cayenne to your diet plan is a no-brainer. Cayenne, along with other peppers strengthen digestion and lessen the change of bacterial infections from unsanitary food and water. Cayenne peppers also lessen the gas and bloating that comes from eating heavy, greasy foods. Cayenne helps boost your metabolism and induces the body to burn off more fat. It also serves to clear congestion caused by colds or allergies while reducing inflammation. Add a pinch of cayenne to a cup of herbal tea to spice things up and activate the other herbs in the blend. Cayenne works well in cold remedies to immediately clear sinus congestion and raise the tempo of your metabolism. It can be combined with other hot spices such as ginger or black pepper.

Ingredients:

Cayenne Pepper *

Recipe Instructions: Herbal Tea :This stimulating spice is rarely used in a tea alone, but is added in small amounts, generally less than 1/8th teaspoon.

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Allergies :Common herbal remedies such for allergies Circulation :Poor circulation makes itself felt in many ways including fatigue, poor concentration and swelling in legs and feet. Colds : Be prepared for the cold and flu season by stocking your herbal medicine chest with a ready supply of herbs. Congestion :Congestion in the airways, lungs, sinus and chest makes breathing difficult and being sick even more miserable Digestion : Poor digestion, gas and bloating affect us all, and there are plenty of good herbal home remedies that help occasional heartburn.

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