Cayenne Pepper 500mg x 90 Capsules (100% Additive Free Supplement)

We are pleased to stock the magical Cayenne Pepper 500mg x 90 Capsules (100% Additive Free Supplement).

With so many vitamin,mineral,supplement products on offer recently, it is wise to have a manufacturer you can have faith in. The Cayenne Pepper 500mg x 90 Capsules (100% Additive Free Supplement) is certainly that and will be a perfect present.

For this great price, the Cayenne Pepper 500mg x 90 Capsules (100% Additive Free Supplement) is widely recommended and is a regular choice with lots of of our customers. Health Leads Uk have included some nice touches and this means good bargain price.

Cayenne is the fruit of the Capsicum plant. Cayenne is a spice well known for its fiery hot taste. It is also known as cayenne pepper, red pepper, red hot chilli pepper, chilli pepper, paprika, chilli, guinea spice, cow horn pepper, aleva and bird pepper. In the America's, dating back to 7500 BC, chilli peppers have been used in the human diet, and it was Christopher Columbus who was the first European to discover them. On his second visit to the West Indies, Columbus' physician Diego Alvarez Chanca brought back to Spain the first chilli peppers.

The fruits of all capsicum plants except one (bell pepper) contain capsaicin (the chemical name is methyl vanillyl nonenamide). This is the component chemical that produces the heat or burning sensation when consumed. The highest concentration of capsaicin is found in the white pith around the seeds.

Not all chilli peppers contain the same amount of capsaicin. The Scoville scale is used to measure the heat of a chilli pepper and it was in 1912 that Wilbur Scoville designed the Scoville organoleptic test.

Our cayenne pepper has been rated at 37,800 scoville heat units.

We are one of the leading additive free supplement manufacturers in the UK. Our cayenne pepper contains 100% cayenne pepper and the vegetarian capsule, nothing else. We do not use fillers or bulking agents in our supplements as it is well documented that these can affect the absorbency of nutrients and so decrease the effectiveness.