How To Stop A Heart Attack In 1 Minute

Numerous people are unaware that a simple but powerful ingredient can prevent a heart attack in one minute.

How much do you know about cayenne pepper? Cayenne is the most popular kind of chili pepper and here is how you can use it to stop a heart attack or stroke.

Cayenne pepper has been the subject of numerous health experts, including the American herbalist Dr. John Christopher, which never lost a patient over a heart attack in his 35-year career. He has treated patients suffering heart attacks with a cup of cayenne pepper tea; within a minute they recover from the attack.

How to use Cayenne pepper

According to the Scoville Heat Units (SHU), Cayenne pepper has at least 90,000 Scoville units. The same amount of Scoville units also contains Habanero, Thai Chi, African Bird, Jalapeño, Jamaican Hot Pepper, and Scotch Bonet. You can find cayenne pepper in supermarkets, oriental grocery stores or health food stores.

If you have cayenne pepper at home, give the person having a heart attack a teaspoon of Cayenne pepper in a glass of water. The patient has to be conscious for this to work. In case the patient is not conscious, you need to put a few drops of Cayenne pepper tincture under their tongue.

Cayenne pepper is a powerful stimulant; it increases heart rate and carries blood to all parts of the body, balancing circulation. Also, because of its hemostatic effects, Cayenne pepper can stop bleeding instantly and helps in heart attack recovery.

Cayenne pepper is the best first aid to work in emergency cases. Just remember to use Cayenne pepper, which has at least 90,000 Scoville units, NOT hot peppers.

Cayenne pepper tincture recipe

This tincture is the best medicine for emergency cases of heart attacks or stroke. Use only cayenne pepper, which is the most popular kind of chili pepper; it is grown in India and South America.

Chili is a bushy tropical plant, and unlike peppers, it is a perennial plant. Ground chili is twenty times stronger than regular pepper because it contains much more capsaicin, a pepper alkaloid. The heat of chili peppers is inversely proportional to the size of the pepper, so the tiniest peppers are usually the hottest. Always go for this kind.

Ingredients:

• Cayenne pepper powder
• 1-3 fresh cayenne peppers
• 50% alcohol (you can use vodka)
• 1-liter glass bottle
• Gloves

Instructions:

Put on gloves for safety.

Fill a quarter of the glass bottle with cayenne pepper powder. Pour in just enough alcohol that it covers the powder.

In a blender mix the fresh peppers with enough alcohol that you get a sauce-like consistency. Add the mixture to the bottle so that 3/4 of the bottle is filled.

Fill the bottle to the top with alcohol and put the lid on. Shake the bottle several times a day.

Leave the tincture in a dark place for two weeks, then strain. -Keep final tincture in a dark bottle. For a stronger tincture, let it infuse three months before straining.

Store tincture in a dry, dark place. It never spoils.

Dosing recommendations

Give 5 to 10 drops of the tincture to a conscious patient who has suffered a heart attack or a stroke. Then add another 5 to 10 drops in 5 minutes. This treatment should be repeated until the patient’s condition gets improved.

In case the patient is unconscious, put 1 to 3 drops under the tongue, and start a CPR. Repeat the treatment every 5 minutes until the patient’s condition improves.

Other health benefits of Cayenne pepper

Cayenne pepper can be used in the treatment of other ailments. It possesses antifungal properties; it prevents the occurrence of Phomopsis and Colletotrichum. It is also known for its beneficial effect on the digestive system, because it stimulates the production of gastric juices, and relieves gases.

Cayenne peppers have anticancer properties, and they are especially recommended for patients diagnosed with lung cancer and smokers. It is believed that capsaicin found in cayenne pepper prevents the development of tumors caused by tobacco, and similar results are noticed in patients diagnosed with liver cancer.

Cayenne pepper is also helpful in the treatment of stomach problems, flu symptoms, migraines, allergies, redness, obesity, toothache, and arthritis.

Nutritional value of Cayenne pepper

Scientists have confirmed the presence of 26 different nutrients in cayenne pepper. Calcium, zinc, magnesium, and selenium, are some of the most abundant minerals found in cayenne pepper. In addition to minerals, Cayenne pepper is rich in vitamins C and A.

Cayenne pepper is one of the strongest natural spices and can do miracles for the heart. If you struggle with heart problems, always have this tincture on hand!

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