Cayenne Pepper as a Blood Thinner: Claims About Safety and Circulation

This is the best blood thinner. No need to

warfarin, for warfarin, I mean rat poison.

Hmm?

No need

for aspirin. And by the way, it has been shown today

that aspirin causes brain bleeds.

This is very, very safe with no side effects.

Now, if someone is on warfarin or aspirin and they're a little

concerned, I would suggest start taking a quarter of

a teaspoon three

times a day. And most people, if they're on warfarin, they have

to be tested, yeah, every few weeks or every month.

And the doctor will say, "Your blood's getting so thin,

we can reduce

your medication."

Mm-hmm. Because he will see it if you're taking cayenne pepper.

It's very safe. Um, there are... I was gonna say many

doctors, probably of 1% of doctors, there are a

few

that, that are using natural medicines with

amazing results.

See, there's no side effect with this.

You could take a bucket of that a day and you would still not bleed to

death. Now, what that did when this lady took it,

it thinned the blood, it immediately opened,

dilated all her blood vessels, and she got a dramatic

delivery of blood all through her body, and that's what pulled her

around. Isn't that amazing? If you've got a stomach ulcer,

it'll constrict

the bleeding vessels. If you need to open the arteries, it'll

just open that. That's how the herbs work with the body.