This one thing can make a huge difference
Hello Reader, Did you know, the same Cayenne powder you use as a spice is my first go-to for nerve pain. This simple herb is recommended for neuropathy of all types including chemotherapy induced neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, the pain of shingles, and more. It even helps with the pain of rheumatoid arthritis, joint and muscle pain, toothache, and migraine. When cayenne is applied externally, it helps block the transmission of pain from the nerves to the brain AND increases one’s sense of wellbeing. Best of all, it’s found in almost everyone’s cupboard. It’s easy to use. For best results, apply the lotion or the oil in long, soft, smooth strokes, starting 1 or 2 joints above the painful area. Here is my recipe. Cayenne Lotion Add 1 teaspoon powered cayenne to 2 cups of body lotion (more or less according to your needs). Shake well before each use and apply to painful area. Cayenne Oil Add 1 tablespoon. cayenne powder to 2 cups good quality olive or sesame oil. Shake well. Let sit overnight in a warm place. Shake well before each use. **Be warned, cayenne may burn at first. No one has ever complained about the heat, probably because the results far overshadow any initial discomfort. My wish for you is that you find relief and are able to live comfortably in your own skin. Hit reply to ask any questions and to tell me how it works for you. Talk soon Annie p.s. To find out more about how herbs can help relieve the discomforts of neuropathy click here. |
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