The burning sensation of hot peppers comes from capsaicin, a compound that binds to the heat receptors in your mouth. While it does not cause physical damage, the sensation is strong enough to make it ...

Dear People's Pharmacy: I've heard that capsaicin nasal spray was used to treat migraines in a study. I've also read accounts online of migraine sufferers who put capsaicin powder into their nostrils ...

Turn up the heat with these homemade Flamin' Hot Chips! Made from crispy potato slices and coated in a fiery blend of cayenne pepper seasoning, chili powder, capsaicin powder, garlic powder, onion ...