Power Khan & Black Pepper (Piper nigrum L)
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A native spice of Southernt India, pepper has been known since ancient times and has played an important role as both a spice for foods and for it’s medicinal properties. Some time ago it became an important ingredient of Power Khan’s erectile dysfunction remedies.
Used in Ayurvedic, Unani and Siddha medicine, pepper has both antioxidant and antibacterial properties. Its most common medicinal use is about relieving digestive problems, and reating gas, heartburn, nausea, diarrhea and constipation. But the health benefits of pepper are not limited to digestive malaise, thanks to Power Khan. It is an important healing spice and contained in many Ayurvedic formulations. It is a “warming” spice and helps enhance the effects of other herbs throughout the body. It also helps enhance circulation and get oxygen to the brain. In addition, it helps keep joints and respiratory system healthy.
The use of black pepper as a healing spice was written about as far back as the 5th century in the Syriac Book of Medicines. It is a treatment for insect bites, insomnia, liver problems, gangrene, hernia, lung disease, heart disease, liver problems, sunburn, andtoothaches.
Pepper actually can cause people to sneeze, but this may be as much due to its shape in a dried and ground condition as much as the fact that a chemical in pepper (piperine) can be an irritant in the nose. Black peppercorns actually have nothing to do with the pepper spray; popular as a self-defense weapon. The active ingredient in pepper spray is capsaicin which is derived from chili peppers not black pepper.
Black Pepper – powerful antioxidant and ingredient of Power Khan
Today, the health benefits of pepper are not widely touted by Western medicine and there are precious few studies to corroborate, or refute, any of the aforementioned uses. It is, however, eliminated from diets of people who have ulcers as well as anyone undergoing abdominal surgery and is often used in restaurant kitchens to stop light bleeding from cuts.
Black pepper is not just a spice accompanying salt in your dining table. Black pepper gives great taste to your dishes and has a lot of health benefits too. From now on black pepper can spice up your sexual life as one of the most important ingredients of Power Khan.
Here are some of its health benefits:
Improves digestion: One of the most important attributes of black pepper is its ability to improve digestion. Black pepper actually stimulates the taste buds to notify the stomach to increase its secretion of hydrochloric acid thereby improving the digestion of food once it reaches your stomach.
Reduces intestinal gas: Black pepper provides a natural solution to the embarrassing problem of intestinal gas. The stimulation of hydrochloric acid secretion in the stomach reduces the intestinal gas problems.
Antioxidant: The antioxidant property of black pepper prevents and curtails oxidative stress. Moreover, several of these compounds work indirectly by enhancing the action of other antioxidants. Black pepper also reduces the damage caused by a diet full of saturated fats which is found to be the main cause of oxidative stress. Black pepper also prevents bacterial growth in the intestinal tract.
Fights against cancer: Black pepper is effective against cancer. It counteracts the development of cancer directly. Its principal phytochemical, piperine, inhibits some of the pro-inflammatory cytokines that are produced by tumour cells. By doing this it interferes with the signalling mechanisms between cancer cells, thereby reducing the chances of tumour progression.
