Capsaicin - From Plants to a Cancer-Suppressing Agent
It has been found that capsaicin can act as a cancer preventive agent and shows wide applications against various types of cancer.
It has been found that capsaicin can act as a cancer preventive agent and shows wide applications against various types of cancer.
New research reveals that capsaicin—the spice in chili peppers—does more than add flavor; it acts as a protector for your gut. By reducing harmful bacteria and strengthening the intestinal barrier, capsaicin helps lower chronic inflammation and blood sugar, offering a promising, natural approach to managing weight and metabolic health.
This review covers capsaicin protective role against NAFLD and ALD and links it to its anti-steatotic, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-fibrotic effects.
Several experimental and clinical studies provided evidence that capsaicin protected against ischaemic or excitotoxic cerebral neuronal injury and may lower the risk of cerebral stroke.
Based on the results of past studies, capsaicin may have potential effects on the treatment of functional dyspepsia (FD).
It has been found that capsaicin can act as a cancer preventive agent and shows wide applications against various types of cancer.