Okay, so cayenne was part of the master cleanse. And the first time I tried the master cleanse, the sheer amount of cayenne per serving actually made my stomach bleed. It burned an ulcer into me! The first time I tried a version of the turmeric tummy cleanse from a recipe on someone else’s blog, I did not add the four tablespoons of cayenne their recipe called for in every 8-ounce serving! However, I find I tolerate a dash or two in every 32-ounce serving of my recipe. Get ready for AMAZING benefits:
1. Boosts circulation and heart health.
2. Fights bad cholesterol and helps burn fat.
3. Boosts metabolism of both sugar and fat, thus aiding weight loss.
4. Reduces the pain response, especially for migraines and joint pain.
5. Detoxes metabolic wastes from the body, from the inside out.
6. Aids in normalizing the adrenal system.
7. Contains vitamins A and C.
8. Improves digestion and stimulates bowl movements, as well as reducing the causes of diarrhea, gas, and bloating.
9. Reduces symptoms of allergies, acts as an antihistamine, breaks up phlegm, and helps fight sinus congestion.
10. Is an effective anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-parasitical, antiviral. And thus aids in improving immune system response as well as fighting infections, viruses, parasites, and much more. It willalso help fight skin infections and lesions including acne, psoriasis, eczema, and allergies.
As always, I am not a physician, and this is not intended to replace advice and direction from your care provider. Be aware of your sensitivity levels and use it so that it benefits you rather than causing harm!
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Deborah Aldridge says
I don’t know where you got your recipe, but the original Master Cleanse recipe calls for 1/10 tsp. of cayenne per 8 oz. serving. 4 tablespoons at a time is dangerous. Seriously, I’d like to know who told you you have to take that much, because it is way beyond anything safe that any experienced cleanser would recommend.
Renee Fischer says
Please reread the article carefully. I said the master cleanse made my stomach bleed internally and that I TRIED another turmeric tea recipes that called for 4 tablespoons of cayenne pepper per 8oz glass. I obviously am smart enough to know that 4 tablespoons of cayenne pepper in a single serving of TUMMY TURMERIC TEA would cause serious problems. No where did I say I actually used that much. this article was originally part of a very long article for my year long tried, tested, tweaked and repeatedly revised recipe for Tummy Turmeric Tea until I found a light and gentle combination of ingredients that was palatable.