Capsaicin
•Last Updated: September 28, 2022
The exact molecule found in hot peppers that burns your face off, acts via adrenaline receptors and TRPV1 (like Evodia) to increase heat quickly. Can burn body fat with minimal potency, fight inflammation with decent potency, and prevent cancer with indeterminate potency.
Capsaicin is most often used for
Last Updated:September 28, 2022
Note that Capsaicin is also known as:
- Chili extract
- Hot pepper extract
- trans-8-methyl-N-Vanilyl-6-nonenamide
- Capsaicinoids
Capsaicin should not be confused with:
- Piperine (Black Pepper extract)
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