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Rub This Mixture On Your Joints!

Cayenne pepper is a hot spice and produces burning sensation when it comes into contact with skin. But do you know that many people use cayenne pepper for joint pain? Read on...

Joint pain could be due to bones, pain or injury in the muscles or health conditions like arthritis. Joint pain can make your daily life activities difficult.

Here is a home remedy to reduce joint pain.

Also Read: Simple Remedies For Joint Pain

Caution!
Do not try this remedy without consulting your doctor.
Do not try this remedy if you have open wounds on your skin.
Do not try this remedy if you have sensitive skin.

Now, read on...

Ingredients

Ingredients

You will need a cup of lukewarm olive oil and a tablespoon of cayenne pepper.

Step #1

Step #1

Mix the cayenne pepper and olive oil. Use a spoon to mix them; don't touch cayenne pepper with bare hands!

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Step #2

Step #2

Wear gloves and apply the paste-like mixture on the affected area (your knee). If it causes extreme burning sensation, wash it immediately! Otherwise, you can continue to the next step.

Step #3

Step #3

Let the paste stay there for 15 minutes. Wash the place using lukewarm water. Don't touch your face or eyes with those hands as cayenne pepper could irritate the skin and eyes.

Also Read: 10 Quick Home Remedies For Joint Pain

How Often?

How Often?

You can do it twice a day for 3-4 days (only if you are able to take the burning sensation caused by cayenne pepper).

How Does It Work?

How Does It Work?

Cayenne pepper contains a substance known as capsaicin. It almost works like a pain killer. In fact, the hotness of cayenne pepper is due to capsaicin.

What Capsaicin Does

What Capsaicin Does

Capsaicin works by depleting a particular chemical that is responsible for supplying pain-signals to your brain. It basically reduces pain sensations. Yes, that is why this substance is also used in certain pain-killer creams.

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Medical Help

Medical Help

Seek medical help if your joint pain is not relieved after a few days of trying this remedy.

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