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  • Brain Health, Cognition & Mental Health

    After five years of growing hot peppers and experimenting with capsaicin extractions and interactions, including (twenty months ago) suffering a traumatic brain injury, I believe strongly that the following statement is true: “Capsaicin plays a unique (direct and indirect) role in brain health, cognition, and mental health. It acts directly on neural receptors and indirectly…

    PepperWorksArt

    August 19, 2026
    Brain
  • Life-Saver

    “Capsaicin and cough suppression is rooted in real science.” AI After recently getting over a lung infection and feeling basically fine, I was sitting in a church, when all of a sudden, an uncontrollable coughing spasm hit me. In medical terms, the sensory nerves in my airway were undergoing “electrical hyperexcitation,” which can be fatal.…

    PepperWorksArt

    August 11, 2026
    Brain
  • Class of ’26

    This year, 2026, in the Northeast (US) will be remembered for its chilly Spring, followed by extreme heat — conditions presenting challenges for young pepper plants. But those that survived, were helped by abundant rain, and in the case of PepperWorks.Art, ‘Anise and Capsaicin’ spray, to deal with aphids and help produce an abundant, and…

    PepperWorksArt

    August 3, 2026
    Brain
  • Anethole & Capsaicin, 1 + 1 = 3

    “Anethole, the primary molecule in seed anise, combined with natural Capsaicin, offers a synergistic plant-based approach to promoting brain homeostasis. Both compounds are known for their strong anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and neuroprotective properties, which together modulate key signaling pathways to prevent oxidative damage and neurodegeneration. These compounds are considered safe, plant-based options for managing cognitive decline,…

    PepperWorksArt

    May 14, 2026
    Brain
  • ‘Brain Waste’ Management

    The recent experience of Covid, with millions of long Covid sufferers, has raised awareness of the growing problem of “brain waste” — dead cells in the brain that lead to neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration. This is brought about by the buildup of ‘cellular waste’, that the body’s glymphatic system fails to remove. Which can leave people…

    PepperWorksArt

    February 10, 2026
    Brain
  • Defeating ‘Rogue Proteins’ Before They Defeat Us

    Millions of people worldwide have autoantibodies (proteins attacking the body). In the US, 50 million+ have been diagnosed with autoimmune diseases, many of which come from rogue B-cells (autoantibodies) that have formed in the lymph tissue (adenoid, tonsils, lymphatic ducts) in the head and neck area. This comes following certain viral infections, as well as…

    PepperWorksArt

    January 10, 2026
    Disease
  • Arrested (Cancer) Development

    One of the ways that capsaicin can help humans avoid cancer is by supporting the tumor suppressing p53 gene protein, located in most cells. p53 acts as a ‘guardian of the genome,’ by detecting and responding to DNA damage, cellular stress and other threats. Its primary function includes cell cycle arrest, preventing uncontrolled proliferation of…

    PepperWorksArt

    October 16, 2025
    Disease
  • “Got Anything For Measles?”

    An herb merchant in Plovdiv, Bulgaria c.1970, with various herbs — including anise — for use as medicine, especially “for colicky babies.” From our research, a combination of “anethole” (molecule in Anise) and natural capsaicin, can inhibit morbillivirus (Measles) from replicating in lymphatic cells*. As well as defeat the respiratory (pneumonia) conditions associated with Measles.…

    PepperWorksArt

    April 9, 2025
    Formulations
  • Capsaicin: Miracle Molecule

    Researchers from around the world continue to discover and confirm the efficacy — and countless health benefits — of “capsaicin” (C18H27NO2), an organic compound found predominately in hot peppers.

    PepperWorksArt

    September 4, 2024
    Science
  • Dalle Khursani Peppers

    A Sherpa’s best friend.

    PepperWorksArt

    August 12, 2024
    Nature

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