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The research team at the University of Hong Kong (China) found capsaicinoids in chili to reduce blood pressure and blood cholesterol levels - factors that can lead to ca…
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The research team at the University of Hong Kong (China) found capsaicinoids in chili to reduce blood pressure and blood cholesterol levels - factors that can lead to ca…
A new anesthetic, in which capsaicin in chili plays an important role, has been tested successfully in mice. According to US experts, this new therapy is capable of over…
Previous studies, scientists have said spices such as onions, garlic, chili ... besides the effect to help people feel appetite, also helps their immune system to be str…
Chili is a very popular and popular spice vegetable, sometimes indispensable in many families' meals. But maybe few people know, chili is also a medicine to cure hair lo…
Recently, researchers have published a surprising new report on chili use, whereby chili is a good food for people with stomach ulcers. Researchers have demonstrated tha…
Peppers are not only spices but also used as medicine in both Eastern and Western medicine. It works to relieve pain, help blood circulation, fight prostate cancer, redu…
A natural chemical in red pepper may help treat prostate cancer, according to a recent study by scientists at the American Cancer Research Center.
Open the fridge, a lot of things in it will surprise you about its effect. For example, chili fruits treat wounds without scarring, while yogurt helps fight bad breath.…
Paprika is one of the popular spices in the daily processing of Vietnamese dishes.
Consumers are now extremely confused when there are many warnings about dirty chutneys, containing carcinogens. How to distinguish delicious chutney and dirty chutney no…
People who eat right after being stained with Rhodamine may have difficulty breathing, burning in the chest, headache, urine turning fluorescent red, this substance accu…
Compared to the traditional workforce, 'Sweeper Robot' can comfortably work in the harsh environmental conditions of greenhouses, which have high temperature and relativ…
In the near future, Indian security personnel will be using the world's most spicy powdered pomegranate grenade to cover up rioters and terrorists.
Oxford chemists have discovered a way to use carbon nanotubes to test the chili's spicy taste. This technology may soon be commercially available as a disposable sen…