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Metabolism: Here's How Eating Small And Frequent Meals Can Boost Your Metabolism
Metabolism: Eating spicy foods can give a boost to your metabolism. Peppers such as (green and red) contain capsaicin that does this. Here are more tips that can help.
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All You Need To Know About Bell Peppers
Bell peppers, also known as sweet peppers.Rich in antioxidants and vitamins,bell peppers are packed with many health-benefiting properties
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6 Best Foods To Cut Breast Cancer Risk
Women can mitigate their risk of breast cancer by making some dietary alterations and sticking to a healthier diet.
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What Should You Do To Get Relief From Eating Spicy Foods
How much do we hate experiencing a burning sensation as we eat anything spicy? We generally turn to cold water in order relieve ourselves from the fiery feeling in our mouth.
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Eating Red Chilli May Help You Live Longer
Want to live longer? Here's red chilli to your rescue. Researches say that eating hot red chilli peppers can lead to a 13 per cent reduction in total mortality, primarily in deaths due to heart disease or stroke.
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He Ate A Pepper So Hot It Burned A Hole In His Esophagus
A ghost pepper's heat is described in terms normally reserved for carpet bombings. Its heat is measured at 1 million units on the Scoville scale, a per-mass measure of capsaicin - the chemical compound that imbues peppers with heat - that until recently was a world record.
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7 Amazing Health Benefits of Cayenne Pepper: A Spice Like No Other
Cayenne Pepper Benefits -There is nothing as widely used and relied upon as cayenne pepper, to transform a mundane everyday-dish to a hot and spicy showstopper, especially in India.
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AMD Announces Radeon Pro Duo for VR Creators; Graphics Roadmap Updated Till 2018
AMD's press conference at GDC 2016 was packed with announcements about its future in the gaming and VR industries.
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Google Designs Peppery Doodle To Observe Wilbur Scoville's 151st Birthday
Do you like picante food? Can you scale the spiciness of it?
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Chilli Compound Could Kill Cancer Cells: Indian Researchers
The findings suggest that the chilli compound capsaicin could one day be used to develop effective anti-cancer drugs in the form of an injection or pill.
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Pill From Chili Compound Could Kill Cancer Cells: Indian Researchers
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, have figured out how the compound responsible for chilis' heat kills prostate cancer cells.
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Eat Hot Chillies Daily to Stay in Shape
According to a study, consumption of hot chillies can prevent overeating via an action on nerves in the stomach, thus curbing obesity.
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13 Best Capsicum Recipes | Easy Capsicum Recipes | Shimla Mirch Recipes
The beautiful, green capsicum is quite an ignored vegetable. You will see them accompanying other veggies in various dishes but rarely is it celebrated for its bitter-sweet flavour and crunchy. Bright, bold and beautiful - capsicum is found in a variety of vibrant colours which, when added to meals, can bring alive even the most mundane preparation...
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Strange medication: Hot chillies can also help mitigate pain
Capsaicin, the active agent in spicy hot chilli peppers, often acts as an irritant, but it may also be used to reduce pain.
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Spices might treat difficult cancers
Ginger can kill ovarian cancer cells while a compound in pepper hot can shrink pancreatic tumours.
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Metabolism: Here's How Eating Small And Frequent Meals Can Boost Your Metabolism
Metabolism: Eating spicy foods can give a boost to your metabolism. Peppers such as (green and red) contain capsaicin that does this. Here are more tips that can help.
-
All You Need To Know About Bell Peppers
Bell peppers, also known as sweet peppers.Rich in antioxidants and vitamins,bell peppers are packed with many health-benefiting properties
-
6 Best Foods To Cut Breast Cancer Risk
Women can mitigate their risk of breast cancer by making some dietary alterations and sticking to a healthier diet.
-
What Should You Do To Get Relief From Eating Spicy Foods
How much do we hate experiencing a burning sensation as we eat anything spicy? We generally turn to cold water in order relieve ourselves from the fiery feeling in our mouth.
-
Eating Red Chilli May Help You Live Longer
Want to live longer? Here's red chilli to your rescue. Researches say that eating hot red chilli peppers can lead to a 13 per cent reduction in total mortality, primarily in deaths due to heart disease or stroke.
-
He Ate A Pepper So Hot It Burned A Hole In His Esophagus
A ghost pepper's heat is described in terms normally reserved for carpet bombings. Its heat is measured at 1 million units on the Scoville scale, a per-mass measure of capsaicin - the chemical compound that imbues peppers with heat - that until recently was a world record.
-
7 Amazing Health Benefits of Cayenne Pepper: A Spice Like No Other
Cayenne Pepper Benefits -There is nothing as widely used and relied upon as cayenne pepper, to transform a mundane everyday-dish to a hot and spicy showstopper, especially in India.
-
AMD Announces Radeon Pro Duo for VR Creators; Graphics Roadmap Updated Till 2018
AMD's press conference at GDC 2016 was packed with announcements about its future in the gaming and VR industries.
-
Google Designs Peppery Doodle To Observe Wilbur Scoville's 151st Birthday
Do you like picante food? Can you scale the spiciness of it?
-
Chilli Compound Could Kill Cancer Cells: Indian Researchers
The findings suggest that the chilli compound capsaicin could one day be used to develop effective anti-cancer drugs in the form of an injection or pill.
-
Pill From Chili Compound Could Kill Cancer Cells: Indian Researchers
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, have figured out how the compound responsible for chilis' heat kills prostate cancer cells.
-
Eat Hot Chillies Daily to Stay in Shape
According to a study, consumption of hot chillies can prevent overeating via an action on nerves in the stomach, thus curbing obesity.
-
13 Best Capsicum Recipes | Easy Capsicum Recipes | Shimla Mirch Recipes
The beautiful, green capsicum is quite an ignored vegetable. You will see them accompanying other veggies in various dishes but rarely is it celebrated for its bitter-sweet flavour and crunchy. Bright, bold and beautiful - capsicum is found in a variety of vibrant colours which, when added to meals, can bring alive even the most mundane preparation...
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Strange medication: Hot chillies can also help mitigate pain
Capsaicin, the active agent in spicy hot chilli peppers, often acts as an irritant, but it may also be used to reduce pain.
-
Spices might treat difficult cancers
Ginger can kill ovarian cancer cells while a compound in pepper hot can shrink pancreatic tumours.
