Incredible video. I love the additional information especially showing how to cover skin areas using things from home. I have pain everywhere lol. I will be making the salve as well. Pain relief coming soon to my body 🙏 ❤
Hello, i am rita from belgium and doing this for the last 8 years, i love the video 🙏🏻❤️ for cleaning the jars and all the recepies i use the (cut under the armspit) underwear white t-shirts of my husband and afterwards use these to clean the wooden furniture and leather couches
Hello. I’m glad you liked this video. It’s a great idea to recycle cotton clothing for rags etc… and it doesn’t leave lint behind. Thanks for watching.
You can also use a castor oil pack "belt"--or even the wool/flannel along with the belt. Add black castor oil as an added benefit. Great informational video.
Such awesome advice. I especially like how you showed to reuse old socks for support. I sometimes get tennis elbow and now I can try to reuse my materials instead of throwing them in the trash. I can't wait to make my first batch of your miracle medicine. I believe! Thank You for sharing.
So glad you liked this. This has helped a lot of people I know. I hope it works for you too. I have tennis elbow as well, I use an arm brace I bought at the drug store and it really helps too. Thanks for watching.
I forgot, I also bought a copper and magnetic bangle bracelet from the drug store, about 20$ and it helps me. Relieves mild pain, aches and muscle fatigue. It might not work for everyone but it helps me. Just a thought.
You can also put it in an airtight heat resistant glass container and put it in a pot and boil it on low heat for one hour. This also extracts the herbs essence into the oil also. This is the method I use. After you do that, you have the option to leave the herbs in or strain them out or leave them in to look pretty.
Yes ,definitely . I use that method for my propolis salve but I use my crockpot. The blender method in this video is a faster way of extracting from some herbs. Different methods but same results. Thanks for watching. Hope this salve helps.
Greetings from Pensacola Florida🦩🏝 Just so happens I grew my first Cheyenne Peppers this past summer and ended up with a large batch of them all from just one plant. They are hot as hades as well, so hot in fact that I didn’t know what all to do with them. Well thanks to you I know what to do with some of them now. Thank you so much for all the great tips at the end as well in the different wraps etc- great ideas!
Omg Trish what perfect timing. I want to add peppers to my healing garden some day… still a work in progress. This salve really is helpful and is great as a gift too. Enjoy making this and don’t forget to wear gloves. 🔥
@@suzyrebelo Suzy- I think you’ll find it will be a very easy plant to grow and the more red peppers you pull off as they mature the more peppers come back. Seemed like it was putting out twice the amount then before. I’d pick 4-5 peppers 🌶 one day and the next time I’d go to pick the next peppers there would be 6-8. It kept producing all summer and I didn’t think it would ever quit producing peppers and they are so beautiful as well. I ended up air drying my peppers by stringing them with a needle and thick thread. Just pierced the green stem with the needle and thread and kept adding peppers to the thread as they were harvested and it was about 3 ft long and had to start another strand of peppers. The peppers were about 2 inches apart on the thread and I’d hang them across the window where they’d get sun and they dried beautifully. There’s diff ways to dry them and read where someone did there’s like this so I tried it for the first time. Maybe you can tell us about your health garden some day. I’d love to see it! I have a huge Aloe plant as well and all of my plants are grown in containers as well. They are easier for me to tend to big pots vs the ground due to the storms we have here and the soil is just to sandy on the ground.
@@suzyrebelo I’m in the middle of making my first rose going by your tutorial , so far so good but as far as the Cheyenne peppers - you won’t be disappointed and will be so happy to see what this plant produces - beautiful RED peppers 🌶 They are gorgeous watching as they fill up the plant with red peppers. Easy plant to grow- very easy!
Oh good. I like making them as well. This salve has worked great for friends and family. I hope it brings some pain relief for you too. Thanks for watching.
I just started also and will be doing this one tomorrow. I have awful knee pain and had a cortisol shot once..... Never again! I have comfrey infusing and would like to add this to my options.
That’s a great idea. I’ve heard how comfrey can ease pain too. My mom used to have those shots, it was so very painful for her. The cayenne salve is good , I’m glad you’re trying different remedies to see what works best for you. I know this might sound a bit out there ,but you might want to try a fresh ginger poultice on your knee for a few hours. Just take a couple of inches of fresh ginger , mince it up, add it to a cotton cloth like a handkerchief and fold it up, wrap around your knee for a few hours. There should be one layer of material between your skin and the fresh ginger. My sister did this and had much relief from her knee pain. This works if your knee is inflamed. It is said that the ginger pulls the inflammation out of the joint, hence easing the pain. Only do it for a few hours every few days. This isn’t meant as medical advice , just something easy that might just help you. If it does help you , share it with others who might benefit. Thanks for watching. Hope one of your remedies work!
Good morning Suzy, I have to admit that I pulled up your video because we share our first names (& actually mine is Susan, but I prefer Suzy). I am very impressed with your video, especially the detailed directions you give and the precautions when working with hot peppers. I learned something new today from your video and that is about the bandages, very impressive. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge with all of us. May God always Bless you with good health, safety, and prosperity in all you do. ~SuzyJC-in-Central-Southeastern-Ohio_10.22.2023~
Good morning Suzy! This salve has helped a lot of my friends and family. It’s a simple recipe that seems to bring a bit of pain relief for some people. I really hope it helps you too. If it does, you’ll be able to have it on hand as needed. Thanks for watching and sharing!
Haha. Isn’t that funny. My brother does a lot of ancestry research. Perhaps we’re even related. Thanks for watching and I hope this salve helps you as well. Have a nice day.
Hi. Thanks for this great salve. I have a question ⁉️ If i make 2 recipe does the time for blend is 10 minutes? I'm Mexican, I'll use tequila Cheers Thanks
Ola I have doubled the recipe and blended for 10 minutes. However, I wouldn’t add more like triple the recipe. I made wedding favours for my niece using the calendula salve , which is the same process. I had to make 60 1 oz tins so I doubled the batches to speed up the process and it worked great. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Oh wow. I hadn’t heard of this for shingles pain. I just looked it up online. I have only used it for arthritic pain. I would test it on a very small area at first. I really hope it helps. 🙏
Cayenne pepper is in the Capsicum Annuum family / chili peppers are members of the nightshade family Solanaceae ... so while they can be interchangeable as 'heat' in dishes, I'm wondering if they can also be interchangeable for a medicinal application.
Hi there. That’s an interesting question. I don’t know the answer to that. I’m assuming that cayenne is unique in its medicinal benefits because I’ve never heard of other peppers being used in the same way. If I learn more about it I will share. Thanks for watching and I hope this brings so relief.
Thank you so much for sharing. My sister just started experiencing extreme osteoarthritis and is in pain. I'm trying to fine ways to help because the Dr.'s are not. I'm going to try this and teach her everything you just taught me ( she won't watch, attention span of a pea! lol) I will repost when done. 🥰😘
I really hope this helps her. I made a video on golden paste. It helps with inflammation and may help with arthritic pain. The turmeric in the recipe is one of the helpful ingredients. You may want to read up on turmeric and it’s benefits. My sister-in-law takes turmeric capsules and she finds it really helps with her knees and managing pain. The golden paste in milk is really delicious too. Good luck let me know if it helps. Thanks for watching.
Yes. I’m always interested in trying to make my own natural remedies. This does relieve pain for me , I hope it works for you too. Thanks for watching.
If I use like a chapstick or deodorant style container to pour this in, do you think it'll set using this recipe or is this more of a liquid consistency? That way it'll be easier to apply?
Hi there. It’s a pretty solid salve but will melt when applied. I’ve just looked up my beeswax alchemy book and they are using 20 % beeswax in the recipe for a deodorant stick. Therefore, if you want to try this out, use 80% cayenne oil to 20% beeswax. I would make one stick as a test. The extra beeswax won’t change much , it will just create a more solid bar to use. Let me know how it works. It’s a better way to apply this onto your skin without touching it with your hands. Good idea.
Trying this recipe. I have fresh beeswax. I will drain and chop up. But can we use fresh raw honey.maybe few T.spoons.instead of comb.?? I might try it.Thanks for showing this recipe.Ihave so much pain in wrisks and lower back,and neck pain..
Hello there. I used beeswax to solidify the infused oil. You can use a bit more or less to make the salve harder or softer in texture. I hope this salve brings some pain relief for you. Thanks for watching and sharing.
Hi there. Yes, you can buy it in powder form or if you grow your own peppers you can dry and grind it into a powder. Thanks for watching and if you make this , I hope it helps.
Hi, just found your channel! I have made cayenne salve for a while ( I am inte of those that doesnt feel the heat..), but haven't tried the alcohol variant yet. I have looked for it, though! So glad I found it! I wonder: Do the alcohol method work for any herbs (the same way and amounts?)? When I makesalves I replace a little of the bees wax with some cetyl alcohol that makes the salve less greasy. Any thoughts on that? And adding some ginger to the salve might be helpful too. I use both in my cayenne salve. I also replace a tiny bit if the oil for some castor oil. It has some pain-relieving properties. I put some in all my salves. Any thoughts on that? Thanks for a great video! 🙏 Love and light!
Hi there. As far as I know , the alcohol method works for many dried herbs. It speeds up the process of infusion However, there are some herbs that require additional time to steep or infuse. It depends on the herb being used, I don’t have a list to refer to. I haven’t used very alcohol, I’ll have to look into that. I think it’s great that you have the knowledge to add other oils. It’s a matter of experimenting to see how it absorbs, heals, feels etc…. Thanks for taking the time to share this. I appreciate you watching this video 🙏
Thank you for this amazing demonstration. I have some liquid cayenne Pepper at home. Concentration is 250mg/ml.... im wondering how much i should put for that same yield. Also since its liquid do I have to infuse IT with the olive oil? Thank you for your answers
Hi there. Unfortunately, you can not use liquid cayenne. It must be the dried herb or pepper. Introducing a liquid like water would create mould and the beeswax won’t set the salve. You can use chilli peppers and ground them up into fine powder, that would work too. Hope this helps.
Not relatatet to ''salve''. Can I mix olive oil with 'cayenne extract of 45-50 % alcohol and distilate water' and to use it just like that until I get what I need to do something more complex like salve, or would create mould? How long does it take for this mixture to mold? I have very severe muscle pain in my legs due to muscle cramps that do not go away for years, and I would like to try cayenne. Thanks for this video.
@@ramonastoian8099 . My name is Usha Meister from Canada. I have worked with herbss a lot. and still do. I I am writing to you as I used to have obscene camps when i was gnoing through my cancer treatment. I made HOMEMADE magnesium oil ( pls speak to your docto if you can use magnesium. I am 71 yrs old so no worries about pregnany eys. Takes only 10 minutes to ake it) Mix 2 cups of magnesium flakes 1cup water 10 drops of osemary essential oil Bring to a gentle boil on low heat . Let it boil down to approx. a cup of the magnesium oil. Cool. Add rosemary essential oil and bottle in a spray bottle You can spray magneium oil on areas where you have the cramps . It gets absorbed into th skin . First few uses u will find it stings ever so lightly but u get used to it. Dont spray on open wounds. Worked great for me. I haven't had any since 10 years. . Mine were brutal. I also use the magnesium oil for my own version of pain salve/ balm. I also. use it when i make pain balm(use it in the waterphase) and the results are phenomenal.Good Luck dear.
Hi there. The beeswax creates the firm body for the salve. I’m not sure coconut oil would do the same. I’ve never tried it but I sense the salve would be more fluid . It will still work but will spread more easily. Hope this helps relieve some pain. Thanks for watching.
I’ve never tried castor oil for infusions. It’s very thick, I do use it in face wash, creams etc…I really don’t know. It’s also more expensive than sunflower, or olive oils Sorry I couldn’t be of more help. Thanks for watching.
Hello, new subscriber 👍 watching from B.C Canada. I'm wondering if I can use Ghost peppers as my plant produced so many and I don't have many uses for them 🤷♀️🙏🇨🇦
Hello BC Canada ! thanks for subscribing. Capsaicin is the active ingredient in the salve. cayenne pepper contains approximately 2.5 mg of capsaicin per gram. Ghost peppers are much higher in capsaicin I believe. Although you’d think more is better, the excessive heat may be to much if applied topically and burn your skin. I don’t know for certain but I wouldn’t recommend it. I’m sure the ghost peppers would make mighty pepper sauce ! 🔥. Thanks for your comment, hope this helps.
Hi there. Yes, you can use the organic cayenne ground pepper you have. Just make sure it’s fresh so you get all those beneficial properties. Hope this helps relieve some of those aches and pains. Thanks for watching.
Hi Suzy, thanks for all the videos you do they are very helpful. I have a question i hope you can help with. I made a stong infusion of the capsaicin as i have an old shoulder injury and arthritis and in a lot of pain but i did not feel any heat off the capsaicin when i put on my skin .Why do you think this is as it was a strong infusion ,half oil to half capsaicin? I would be grateful if you could let me know your thoughts on this. Thank you x
Oh dear. These remedies may not work for everyone. However, the salve works on numbing the pain, not necessarily creating heat that you can feel. Also, you might want to check on the freshness and heat of the cayenne powder or chill peppers you’re using. Like most dried herbs , they lose their effectiveness with time. If that doesn’t work you might want to try a ginger poultice. I recently read about this and gave it to my sister who had terrible knee joint pain, so much that it was hard for her to walk. After 4 hrs of applying the poultice , she said the pain had reduced by 50%. I’m certainly not qualified to give any medical advice, these are just simple home remedies. However, this might be worth a try…you’ll need a small square of fine cloth or cotton material (like a handkerchief) and grate a couple of inches of fresh ginger into it. Fold it up into a little packet , apply the packet or poultice to your should and wrap a bandage around it to hold in place. Wear it for a few hours and see if it brings some relief. The ginger is suppose to help draw out the inflammation and hence relieving some pain. It says not to leave it in too long or do it continuously because it could irritate your skin. This works best for joint pain and inflammation. It’s just a thought. Hope it helps.
@@suzyrebelo Hi Suzy, thank you for the quick reply its much appreciated. I think i was under the impression from other videos that i should feel heat when putting on skin. So do you think it would still work if i just put it on and leave it as i only tried a small part of the oil on my hand ? I will definitely try the ginger poultice you made for your sister . Thanks again for your help . x
@@angief892 Yes, that's a good idea You will most likely feel some relief by applying it to the area and leaving it on. I find that wrapping the area , after applying salve, creates an additional warmth that is soothing. hope this brings you some pain free days!
Good day. You must use the cayenne pepper because it has specific properties that will help with pain. It is best if you can buy organic cayenne. Hope this help relieve some aches and pains. Thanks for reaching out and watching this video. All the best. 🙏
Hmm. Not sure about that. Peppermint has cooling effect while this is about the heat or warming effect. I’ve never tried it but I don’t think it adds any benefit. If I read differently , I’ll reach out. Thanks for watching. If you try this I hope it helps.
The active ingredient is cayenne pepper which generates heat to help with pain . While you can apply to arthritic hands , you must be extremely careful not to touch your eyes or other sensitive areas with your hands because it will burn and irritate those areas. Thanks for watching and sharing.
Suzy ... Do U speak Spanish too ...??? It is Not easy to find reliable information for health in Spanish . I hope U could help us ... I hope that my assumption that U also speak Spanish is correct . I Loved Ur Lesson on the Cayenne Pepper .!
Good day. Unfortunately, I don’t speak Spanish. I speak Portuguese , very elementary , enough to carry on a conversation with family but not enough to read and write. I hope the recipe attached to the video and my demonstration is enough to show you how to make this. I’m not experienced enough to translate the videos into other languages. I thank you for watching. I appreciate your support.
Hi there, love your videos! Should the cayenne measure out to a 1/4 cup once ground? Should it be weighed out to 1oz prior to ground or after? I ask because I only have access to the preground cayenne at the health food store at this time.
Hello. I had to rematch my video to see what I said. You need 1 oz of ground cayenne pepper.. a little more or less won’t make a big difference. Soaking the ground cayenne in the vodka overnight is key, it really helps preserve and infuse the pepper into the oil. Organic ground cayenne is fantastic to use. Hope this works for you as well as it has for me. Thanks from r reaching out and watching my videos!
@suzyrebelo Thank you Suzy. I just made Plantain oil and Calendula oil using this method from your Calendula video. I'm making this salve for my husband who plays the guitar! I'll let you know how it works!
That’s fantastic news. I’m so glad it worked for your husband! That’s why I make these videos . When something so simple and natural works, I want to share it with everyone …just like you are doing. Thanks for sharing this update, it makes me feel good knowing it helped. If you’re interested, check out the propolis salve, it’s like magic at healing wounds. Have a great day.
Hi there I’ve never used mineral oils for herbal infusions and I have read that it’s not recommended. I like to use sunflower oil because it’s odourless colourless but there are other oils you can use such as almond oil, jojoba, oil, olive oil, etc.. Hope this helps thanks for watching.
Chili pepper flakes are a combination of pepper seed. You do not want to use that because it’s not the same as cayenne pepper. It’s a completely different pepper on its own.
This works great. Yes, it stains the skin a little for a day. Like copper tan. It may stain clothes so I wrap the area after applying it. For limbs I use cut off leotards. For back, I use an old tshirt Hope this helps. Thanks for watching
Yes, absolutely.. Especially is you were to accidentally touch your eyes. That’s why it better to use rubber gloves when applying it to afflicted area , then remove gloves and even wash your hands. Unless the pain is in your hands in which case I would rub on hands and wear cotton inexpensive gloves until it’s absorbed into skin and then wash your hands very well , taking care not to touch your face. Think of it as eating hot wings with your hands and then touching your eyes or nose, it would burn and irritate the skin. Hope this helps.
Lighter oils such as sunflower absorb into the skin better and faster, but for a pepper salve the capsaicin is already very good at absorbing through your skin so just use any oil that you enjoy.
Yes you can use too much and irritate or burn your skin. I would say apply it once a day and then increase to twice a day depending on how much it helps the pain. Hope this works for you too. Thanks for watching and happy holidays
Hi there. The recipe is at the end of the video. 8 oz oil , 1 oz dried cayenne pepper, 1 oz beeswax. 1/2 oz vodka. Hope this helps relieve some pain. Thanks for watching.
Hello! Just as to give anyone with a ninja or bullet style blender/ air tight blender, please try to stop every so often and release pressure from the heat. Some have burst and injured people. Very rare but I have a ninja and when I release the pressure periodically I hear a hiss of air escape. Just trying to help especially on extended blends
Hi there, you can use another spirit . You need the alcohol to help extract the properties of the herb or spice because we are speeding up the infusion process. Alternatively, you can omit the vodka and use the heating method of infusing..oil and herb in a jar, place in a water bath and warm to no more than 120 F for 4 hours or longer. hope this helps. Thanks for watching
Hi there. I don’t think this would help with sciatica but I’ve never tried. I’ve read applying cold packs and then hot packs after a few days. Also, specific stretches seem to help. However, id get advice from a physiotherapist because doing the wrong exercises will make it worse. I’ve made that mistake. Hope you feel better and thanks for watching.
Hi there. The alcohol does two things, it helps preserve the salve and speeds up the infusion process. You can’t substitute with vinegar because it would introduce water into the oil and it would go make the salve go bad. If you don’t want to use alcohol , you can infuse the oil by letting it sit in a dark cupboard for 6-8 weeks. Then you’d make the salve. Or you could use the water heating method ,in a crock pot ,like in the propolis video. Heat no more than 120*f for 4-6 hrs or until the oil turns a dark reddish colour- then make salve by adding beeswax . Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
@@suzyrebelo Dear Suzy, from grapes one can make vinegar or wine, both has different effect and are liquid. Nothing can live in vinegar which i found to have stronger anti bacteria or anti mold than alcohol. What do you think!
@@rolanour5791 hello there. Homemade vinegars have lots of good bacteria and are good for gut health. While you can pickle and preserve food with vinegar , you can't combine it with fats or oils. It will make your salve or cream or anything containing fat moldy. Thats why you can only use dry plant matter when infusing oils. I hope this helps. Thanks so much for tuning into my channel!
Hi there. You want to use a beeswax. It’s a small amount so even beeswax candle shavings would work. There are other waxes you can use that are made for diy cosmetics too. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
You’re absolutely right. Any water in oil will create a perfect environment to create mold. The herbs should be dry. The alcohol evaporates , preserves and opens up the herbs to release benefits. I believe trained herbalists infuse with fresh herbs but it’s a different technique which timing is crucial. I’m not familiar with that technique which is why I only use dried herbs. Thanks for sharing this and thanks for watching. I hope this helps relieve some pain and discomfort.
Hi there. Yes, you can substitute with soya wax. I think the ratio is the same 1:1. I read that soya melts slightly lower than beeswax. Melting point around 130 degrees F. So this is even better for combining into the oil without overheating the cayenne oil infusion. Hope this helps. Let me know if your salve has a nice firm texture and is easy to apply Thanks for watching
I’ve never used tallow to make this. I believe it’s safe to use tallow but it becomes a solid state at room temp. So I don’t think it will infuse like oil does. I use the sunflower oil because it has the extra vitamin e in it but others use different oils like olive oil etc. hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Hi there. Cayenne is a specific type of chili pepper, whereas “chili pepper” can refer to any pepper in the capsicum family. The cayenne has a specific heat which works well for pain relief. Hope this helps you and thanks for watching.
You’re right. It’s cayenne peppers that have higher amounts of Capsicum than other peppers in the chilli pepper family. This makes the salve more effective. Thanks for sharing and watching this video.
The real lake trout is in my office. It was caught on skeleton lake , muskoka Ontario. 10 lbs The one in the kitchen is a wood carving replica. I love them both. Thanks for watching.
I know mumble mumble. But the salve is really good and has been helpful to many people that have used it. I hope it helps you too. Thanks for watching.
Hello. You won’t find heat as in warming up like commercial muscle rubs. The heat is in the cayenne pepper properties. Some find a tingling sensation on the skin but it depends on your sensitivity. I hope you continue to use it and monitor if it gives you some pain relief. I’m hoping it does. Thanks for sharing and watching.
I experienced this as well, I was actually hoping for a heating effect. I wonder if there's anything else that can be used to cause a heating effect, aside from menthol, I don't really enjoying the cooling effect.
Hi there, I have used this salve and then applied a heating pad for that deeper heat sensation. In some instances, it really helped with the aching or sore feeling. just a thought. hope this helps
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Incredible video. I love the additional information especially showing how to cover skin areas using things from home. I have pain everywhere lol. I will be making the salve as well. Pain relief coming soon to my body 🙏 ❤
I’m so glad you liked this. I hope it gives you some relief. Thanks for watching
Loved your extra in the way of protecting clothing, couches, bedding.
Go glad you liked this. The salve has helped a lot of people I know. I hope you find it helpful too. Thanks for watching.
Hello, i am rita from belgium and doing this for the last 8 years, i love the video 🙏🏻❤️ for cleaning the jars and all the recepies i use the (cut under the armspit) underwear white t-shirts of my husband and afterwards use these to clean the wooden furniture and leather couches
Hello. I’m glad you liked this video. It’s a great idea to recycle cotton clothing for rags etc… and it doesn’t leave lint behind. Thanks for watching.
You can also use a castor oil pack "belt"--or even the wool/flannel along with the belt. Add black castor oil as an added benefit. Great informational video.
Thanks for sharing and watching. I appreciate the support.
You do such a nice job of explaining and demonstrating. 😊❤️
Such awesome advice. I especially like how you showed to reuse old socks for support. I sometimes get tennis elbow and now I can try to reuse my materials instead of throwing them in the trash. I can't wait to make my first batch of your miracle medicine. I believe! Thank You for sharing.
So glad you liked this. This has helped a lot of people I know. I hope it works for you too. I have tennis elbow as well, I use an arm brace I bought at the drug store and it really helps too. Thanks for watching.
I forgot, I also bought a copper and magnetic bangle bracelet from the drug store, about 20$ and it helps me. Relieves mild pain, aches and muscle fatigue. It might not work for everyone but it helps me. Just a thought.
You can also put it in an airtight heat resistant glass container and put it in a pot and boil it on low heat for one hour. This also extracts the herbs essence into the oil also. This is the method I use. After you do that, you have the option to leave the herbs in or strain them out or leave them in to look pretty.
Yes ,definitely . I use that method for my propolis salve but I use my crockpot. The blender method in this video is a faster way of extracting from some herbs. Different methods but same results. Thanks for watching. Hope this salve helps.
Heat diminishes capsaicin effectiveness.
Is there a reason you have to use one of those 3 oils, or can you use others' awesome and informative video?
@i8dpie yes heat ruins herbs medicinals..you never want to boil any herb..
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You are a great teacher. Can't wait to make this. Thank you!
Thank you. I hope this brings some pain relief. Thanks for watching.
Greetings from Pensacola Florida🦩🏝
Just so happens I grew my first Cheyenne Peppers this past summer and ended up with a large batch of them all from just one plant. They are hot as hades as well, so hot in fact that I didn’t know what all to do with them. Well thanks to you I know what to do with some of them now. Thank you so much for all the great tips at the end as well in the different wraps etc- great ideas!
Omg Trish what perfect timing. I want to add peppers to my healing garden some day… still a work in progress. This salve really is helpful and is great as a gift too. Enjoy making this and don’t forget to wear gloves. 🔥
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Suzy- I think you’ll find it will be a very easy plant to grow and the more red peppers you pull off as they mature the more peppers come back. Seemed like it was putting out twice the amount then before. I’d pick 4-5 peppers 🌶 one day and the next time I’d go to pick the next peppers there would be 6-8. It kept producing all summer and I didn’t think it would ever quit producing peppers and they are so beautiful as well. I ended up air drying my peppers by stringing them with a needle and thick thread. Just pierced the green stem with the needle and thread and kept adding peppers to the thread as they were harvested and it was about 3 ft long and had to start another strand of peppers. The peppers were about 2 inches apart on the thread and I’d hang them across the window where they’d get sun and they dried beautifully. There’s diff ways to dry them and read where someone did there’s like this so I tried it for the first time.
Maybe you can tell us about your health garden some day. I’d love to see it! I have a huge Aloe plant as well and all of my plants are grown in containers as well. They are easier for me to tend to big pots vs the ground due to the storms we have here and the soil is just to sandy on the ground.
Wow. I love the idea of stringing the peppers. They must look beautiful. I definitely want to try growing them. Thanks for sharing
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I’m in the middle of making my first rose going by your tutorial , so far so good but as far as the Cheyenne peppers - you won’t be disappointed and will be so happy to see what this plant produces - beautiful RED peppers 🌶 They are gorgeous watching as they fill up the plant with red peppers. Easy plant to grow- very easy!
I definitely want to try to grow peppers. How exciting, your first flower. Can ‘t wait to see how it turned out. I was amazed with my first flower.
I will be making this tonight! I started making salves 3-4 weeks ago. It’s really fun. Thank you!
Oh good. I like making them as well. This salve has worked great for friends and family. I hope it brings some pain relief for you too. Thanks for watching.
I just started also and will be doing this one tomorrow. I have awful knee pain and had a cortisol shot once..... Never again! I have comfrey infusing and would like to add this to my options.
That’s a great idea. I’ve heard how comfrey can ease pain too. My mom used to have those shots, it was so very painful for her. The cayenne salve is good , I’m glad you’re trying different remedies to see what works best for you. I know this might sound a bit out there ,but you might want to try a fresh ginger poultice on your knee for a few hours. Just take a couple of inches of fresh ginger , mince it up, add it to a cotton cloth like a handkerchief and fold it up, wrap around your knee for a few hours. There should be one layer of material between your skin and the fresh ginger. My sister did this and had much relief from her knee pain. This works if your knee is inflamed. It is said that the ginger pulls the inflammation out of the joint, hence easing the pain. Only do it for a few hours every few days. This isn’t meant as medical advice , just something easy that might just help you. If it does help you , share it with others who might benefit. Thanks for watching. Hope one of your remedies work!
I love your video ! Pretty clear and concise. I like the very useful ideas about how to hold the salve in place and clothings protected.
I’m really glad you found this useful. The salve does help with pain. I hope you like it too. Thanks for watching.
Good morning Suzy, I have to admit that I pulled up your video because we share our first names (& actually mine is Susan, but I prefer Suzy). I am very impressed with your video, especially the detailed directions you give and the precautions when working with hot peppers. I learned something new today from your video and that is about the bandages, very impressive. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge with all of us. May God always Bless you with good health, safety, and prosperity in all you do. ~SuzyJC-in-Central-Southeastern-Ohio_10.22.2023~
Good morning Suzy! This salve has helped a lot of my friends and family. It’s a simple recipe that seems to bring a bit of pain relief for some people. I really hope it helps you too. If it does, you’ll be able to have it on hand as needed. Thanks for watching and sharing!
And I did so because we share the surname Rebelo. I'm from India.
Haha. Isn’t that funny. My brother does a lot of ancestry research. Perhaps we’re even related. Thanks for watching and I hope this salve helps you as well. Have a nice day.
Thankyou Suzy. I will definitely try this method.. Carol from Eastern Oregon
Oh wonderful. So glad you liked this. I hope it brings some pain relief . Thanks for watching.
Hi. Thanks for this great salve.
I have a question ⁉️
If i make 2 recipe does the time for blend is 10 minutes?
I'm Mexican, I'll use tequila
Cheers
Thanks
Ola I have doubled the recipe and blended for 10 minutes. However, I wouldn’t add more like triple the recipe. I made wedding favours for my niece using the calendula salve , which is the same process. I had to make 60 1 oz tins so I doubled the batches to speed up the process and it worked great. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Thank you, Great Job!!!!
This has helped a lot of people I know. Hope it helps you too. Thanks for watching
So much practical info at the end to!. Thank you!🙌🏼
Oh I hope it helps. Thanks for watching
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Am happy for this thanks very much for teaching us
I hope it brings some pain relief. Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support.
Nice job with adding cover-ups!
This works great for a lot of people I’ve made it for, including myself. Thanks for watching. Hope this works for you too.
Very good educational demo from Lesotho Southern Africa
South Africa! Hello. Yes ,this very helpful to alleviate some pain. I hope you find it useful for you. Thanks for watching
Thank you for the tips at the end
I’m so glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.
Now I know what to do with all the cayenne pepper I'm growing.
Fantastic idea. It doesn’t get more natural than that. Thanks for watching.
G-R-E-A-T. Going to do NOW! Thank you for wonderful tips!
So glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
Thank you - going to try this for my husband’s shingle neuropathy (not open sores).
Oh wow. I hadn’t heard of this for shingles pain. I just looked it up online. I have only used it for arthritic pain. I would test it on a very small area at first. I really hope it helps. 🙏
In case you were still looking for something for nerve pain, hops tincture applied topically is a good option as well.
@@kerrydesilets4226 it worked for a short period of time, thankfully finally he got over it without nerve damage. Thanks for your post.
@@Elli79406 Thank goodness! Shingles can be excruciating.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video!
Thank so much. I hope you try this and it works for you or/ and your family. Thanks for watching.
Cayenne pepper is in the Capsicum Annuum family / chili peppers are members of the nightshade family Solanaceae ... so while they can be interchangeable as 'heat' in dishes, I'm wondering if they can also be interchangeable for a medicinal application.
Hi there. That’s an interesting question. I don’t know the answer to that. I’m assuming that cayenne is unique in its medicinal benefits because I’ve never heard of other peppers being used in the same way. If I learn more about it I will share. Thanks for watching and I hope this brings so relief.
You made easy-to-make and I can make it tonight, my hands are very painful this time of year, Thank you.
I hope this gives you some relief. Thanks for watching and sharing.
@susan- registered Nurse here. 👋🏽If you’re serious about getting rid of arthritis and other inflammatory conditions; STOP CARBS- STOP SUGAR. You’re welcome🥰🥰🥰
Yup. Agreed 💯
Excellent.
Thanks .
From Honduras central América.
Honduras, wow! So glad you liked this. Thanks for watching and I hope this salve helps relieve some pain.
@@suzyrebelo you are a great teacher.
Thank you so much for sharing. My sister just started experiencing extreme osteoarthritis and is in pain. I'm trying to fine ways to help because the Dr.'s are not. I'm going to try this and teach her everything you just taught me ( she won't watch, attention span of a pea! lol) I will repost when done. 🥰😘
I really hope this helps her. I made a video on golden paste. It helps with inflammation and may help with arthritic pain. The turmeric in the recipe is one of the helpful ingredients. You may want to read up on turmeric and it’s benefits. My sister-in-law takes turmeric capsules and she finds it really helps with her knees and managing pain. The golden paste in milk is really delicious too. Good luck let me know if it helps. Thanks for watching.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I appreciate the support. Hope the salve relieves some pain for you.
Very good video learned a lot keep making great videos
Thanks so much. If you make this I hope it helps. Thanks for watching
Thanks! I will be trying this!
I hope it helps with some pain relief. Thanks for watching.
Thank You so Much for sharing!🙏💜This was so Helpful!
Oh good. I really hope this salve brings some relief from pain. Thanks for watching. 🙏 😊
@@suzyrebelo Because of you I'm gonna try to to do it!!! 😅This was an Excellent tutorial!! I'm so glad I found your channel!💜
What a great video
Thanks so much. This salve does work at relieving some pain. I hope you try it and it works for you too. Thanks for watching.
Very nice, thank you. Great job explaining the whole process to us.
So glad you liked this. Thanks for watching, hope the salve helps.
Thank you! 🌻 Very informative 👏 👌 👍! Great job!
Thanks so much. It’s such a handy salve to have on hand. It does provide some relief. Hope you like it too.
Pretty good demonstration. Well done.
Thank you so much. It’s amazing how well it works on aches and pains. Thanks for watching.
Just made some to extract yesterday, then found your channel! Some fabulous info in this video! New subscriber here ❤
So glad you found this helpful. It’s great to be able to make home remedies that make you feel better. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Thank you for this video. I am planning on making this recipe !
Oh good. I’m so glad you liked it.
GREAT,the power of nature☺️🌶🌶🌶 big THANKS to youu
Yes. I’m always interested in trying to make my own natural remedies. This does relieve pain for me , I hope it works for you too. Thanks for watching.
Brilliant demonstration with lots of extra ideas, thank you.
I’m glad you liked this. Hope it helps you too. Thanks for watching
I will do it thanks for the lessons
Glad you liked this. I really hope it helps relieve some pain. Thanks for watching
I use MCT oil. Does not go rancid as soon as other oils. I have 3 year old salves that still smell fresh. MCT absorbs the best in my opinion.
Thank you for sharing , I’ll have to try that. Thanks for watching.
If I use like a chapstick or deodorant style container to pour this in, do you think it'll set using this recipe or is this more of a liquid consistency? That way it'll be easier to apply?
Hi there. It’s a pretty solid salve but will melt when applied. I’ve just looked up my beeswax alchemy book and they are using 20 % beeswax in the recipe for a deodorant stick. Therefore, if you want to try this out, use 80% cayenne oil to 20% beeswax. I would make one stick as a test. The extra beeswax won’t change much , it will just create a more solid bar to use. Let me know how it works. It’s a better way to apply this onto your skin without touching it with your hands. Good idea.
Waooo, thanks for sharing this video and also you take your time to explained it. You did a great job 👏 100%🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you. This has helped a lot of people I know. Hope it helps you too. Thanks for watching
Trying this recipe. I have fresh beeswax. I will drain and chop up. But can we use fresh raw honey.maybe few T.spoons.instead of comb.?? I might try it.Thanks for showing this recipe.Ihave so much pain in wrisks and lower back,and neck pain..
Hello there. I used beeswax to solidify the infused oil. You can use a bit more or less to make the salve harder or softer in texture. I hope this salve brings some pain relief for you. Thanks for watching and sharing.
Thank you for mentioning it's indigenous roots❤
Thanks for watching. 🙏
Wonderful video, very descriptive. Thank you for all your work.
So glad you enjoyed it. Your nice comments are appreciated. Thanks for watching.
Is the cayenne in a powder ? Thnk you for the video
Hi there. Yes, you can buy it in powder form or if you grow your own peppers you can dry and grind it into a powder. Thanks for watching and if you make this , I hope it helps.
Excellent ✨👌🏾
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Thank you for sharing
I hope this helps alleviate some pain. Thanks for watching.
Hi, just found your channel! I have made cayenne salve for a while ( I am inte of those that doesnt feel the heat..), but haven't tried the alcohol variant yet. I have looked for it, though! So glad I found it!
I wonder:
Do the alcohol method work for any herbs (the same way and amounts?)?
When I makesalves I replace a little of the bees wax with some cetyl alcohol that makes the salve less greasy. Any thoughts on that?
And adding some ginger to the salve might be helpful too. I use both in my cayenne salve. I also replace a tiny bit if the oil for some castor oil. It has some pain-relieving properties. I put some in all my salves. Any thoughts on that?
Thanks for a great video! 🙏
Love and light!
Hi there. As far as I know , the alcohol method works for many dried herbs. It speeds up the process of infusion However, there are some herbs that require additional time to steep or infuse. It depends on the herb being used, I don’t have a list to refer to. I haven’t used very alcohol, I’ll have to look into that. I think it’s great that you have the knowledge to add other oils. It’s a matter of experimenting to see how it absorbs, heals, feels etc…. Thanks for taking the time to share this. I appreciate you watching this video 🙏
Hello 👋 great video very informative thank you 🙏🏻 o and I subscribed 👍
Thanks so much for watching and subscribing. The salve really does relieve some pain. I hope it works for you too.
Good information
I’m glad you liked this. Thanks for watching
Good info
Thanks for watching. I appreciate the support.
Great video
Thanks so much. I hope this helps relieve some discomfort. Thanks for watching
Thank you for this amazing demonstration. I have some liquid cayenne Pepper at home. Concentration is 250mg/ml.... im wondering how much i should put for that same yield. Also since its liquid do I have to infuse IT with the olive oil? Thank you for your answers
Hi there. Unfortunately, you can not use liquid cayenne. It must be the dried herb or pepper. Introducing a liquid like water would create mould and the beeswax won’t set the salve. You can use chilli peppers and ground them up into fine powder, that would work too. Hope this helps.
And thanks for watching
@@suzyrebelo thank you so much!
Not relatatet to ''salve''. Can I mix olive oil with 'cayenne extract of 45-50 % alcohol and distilate water' and to use it just like that until I get what I need to do something more complex like salve, or would create mould? How long does it take for this mixture to mold?
I have very severe muscle pain in my legs due to muscle cramps that do not go away for years, and I would like to try cayenne.
Thanks for this video.
@@ramonastoian8099 . My name is Usha Meister from Canada. I have worked with herbss a lot. and still do. I I am writing to you as I used to have obscene camps when i was gnoing through my cancer treatment. I made HOMEMADE magnesium oil ( pls speak to your docto if you can use magnesium. I am 71 yrs old so no worries about pregnany eys.
Takes only 10 minutes to ake it)
Mix 2 cups of magnesium flakes
1cup water
10 drops of osemary essential oil
Bring to a gentle boil on low heat . Let it boil down to approx. a cup of the magnesium oil. Cool. Add rosemary essential oil and bottle in a spray bottle
You can spray magneium oil on areas where you have the cramps . It gets absorbed into th skin .
First few uses u will find it stings ever so lightly but u get used to it. Dont spray on open wounds. Worked great for me. I haven't had any since 10 years. . Mine were brutal. I also use the magnesium oil for my own version of pain salve/ balm. I also. use it when i make pain balm(use it in the waterphase) and the results are phenomenal.Good Luck dear.
Really great recipe. It seems like it would act like natures quarterzone cream.
Yes. You’re right. Many people get relief from this salve. I hope it works well for you too. Thanks for watching!
We should be able to use the solid Coconut oil and skip the bees wax, right?
Hi there. The beeswax creates the firm body for the salve. I’m not sure coconut oil would do the same. I’ve never tried it but I sense the salve would be more fluid . It will still work but will spread more easily. Hope this helps relieve some pain. Thanks for watching.
Can you use castor oil instead of EVOO?
I’ve never tried castor oil for infusions. It’s very thick, I do use it in face wash, creams etc…I really don’t know. It’s also more expensive than sunflower, or olive oils Sorry I couldn’t be of more help. Thanks for watching.
When girding the cayenne peppers do you leave the seeds in or do you take them out
Hi there. I leave seeds in. They have the heat. Thanks for watching. Hope this helps
Hello, new subscriber 👍 watching from B.C Canada.
I'm wondering if I can use Ghost peppers as my plant produced so many and I don't have many uses for them 🤷♀️🙏🇨🇦
Hello BC Canada ! thanks for subscribing. Capsaicin is the active ingredient in the salve. cayenne pepper contains approximately 2.5 mg of capsaicin per gram. Ghost peppers are much higher in capsaicin I believe. Although you’d think more is better, the excessive heat may be to much if applied topically and burn your skin. I don’t know for certain but I wouldn’t recommend it. I’m sure the ghost peppers would make mighty pepper sauce ! 🔥. Thanks for your comment, hope this helps.
😳 I have a neighbor lady from Germany who eats ghost peppers like candy. She loves them. Iron stomach!
You could use Star-san for your containers. It is a good safe sanitizer for beer bottles.
I’m not familiar with that product…it’s really interesting. Thanks for sharing and watching.
Do you have to use actual dried fresh peppers or can I use the pepper that I bought from the grocery (organic) that I would cook with?
Hi there. Yes, you can use the organic cayenne ground pepper you have. Just make sure it’s fresh so you get all those beneficial properties. Hope this helps relieve some of those aches and pains. Thanks for watching.
Hi Suzy, thanks for all the videos you do they are very helpful. I have a question i hope you can help with. I made a stong infusion of the capsaicin as i have an old shoulder injury and arthritis and in a lot of pain but i did not feel any heat off the capsaicin when i put on my skin .Why do you think this is as it was a strong infusion ,half oil to half capsaicin? I would be grateful if you could let me know your thoughts on this. Thank you x
Oh dear. These remedies may not work for everyone. However, the salve works on numbing the pain, not necessarily creating heat that you can feel. Also, you might want to check on the freshness and heat of the cayenne powder or chill peppers you’re using. Like most dried herbs , they lose their effectiveness with time. If that doesn’t work you might want to try a ginger poultice. I recently read about this and gave it to my sister who had terrible knee joint pain, so much that it was hard for her to walk. After 4 hrs of applying the poultice , she said the pain had reduced by 50%. I’m certainly not qualified to give any medical advice, these are just simple home remedies. However, this might be worth a try…you’ll need a small square of fine cloth or cotton material (like a handkerchief) and grate a couple of inches of fresh ginger into it. Fold it up into a little packet , apply the packet or poultice to your should and wrap a bandage around it to hold in place. Wear it for a few hours and see if it brings some relief. The ginger is suppose to help draw out the inflammation and hence relieving some pain. It says not to leave it in too long or do it continuously because it could irritate your skin. This works best for joint pain and inflammation. It’s just a thought. Hope it helps.
@@suzyrebelo Hi Suzy, thank you for the quick reply its much appreciated. I think i was under the impression from other videos that i should feel heat when putting on skin. So do you think it would still work if i just put it on and leave it as i only tried a small part of the oil on my hand ? I will definitely try the ginger poultice you made for your sister . Thanks again for your help . x
@@angief892 Yes, that's a good idea You will most likely feel some relief by applying it to the area and leaving it on. I find that wrapping the area , after applying salve, creates an additional warmth that is soothing. hope this brings you some pain free days!
Good day ma'am is there any substute of cayenne pepper? Can I use bell pepper? hi hope for your respond God bless
Good day. You must use the cayenne pepper because it has specific properties that will help with pain. It is best if you can buy organic cayenne. Hope this help relieve some aches and pains. Thanks for reaching out and watching this video. All the best. 🙏
Can you add peppermint oil to the salve? Will that affect the final result?
Hmm. Not sure about that. Peppermint has cooling effect while this is about the heat or warming effect. I’ve never tried it but I don’t think it adds any benefit. If I read differently , I’ll reach out. Thanks for watching. If you try this I hope it helps.
@@suzyrebeloThank you!
Great 😊job
Thank you. They make really nice gifts too. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the support.
Thank you very much
I hope this works well for you too. It’s helped a lot of my family and friends. Thanks for watching
would your hands really burn if you apply without wearing gloves or its no that bad
The active ingredient is cayenne pepper which generates heat to help with pain . While you can apply to arthritic hands , you must be extremely careful not to touch your eyes or other sensitive areas with your hands because it will burn and irritate those areas. Thanks for watching and sharing.
Thank you
Thanks for watching. Hope this salve relieves some pain
Suzy ... Do U speak Spanish too ...??? It is Not easy to find reliable information for health in Spanish . I hope U could help us ... I hope that my assumption that U also speak Spanish is correct . I Loved Ur Lesson on the Cayenne Pepper .!
Good day. Unfortunately, I don’t speak Spanish. I speak Portuguese , very elementary , enough to carry on a conversation with family but not enough to read and write. I hope the recipe attached to the video and my demonstration is enough to show you how to make this. I’m not experienced enough to translate the videos into other languages. I thank you for watching. I appreciate your support.
Hello, You can now change the videos to Spanish. Go to the video, select Settings, then Audio, and choose your preferred language.
Or this way. You can change the default language of UA-cam by clicking your profile icon, selecting Language, and choosing your preferred language.
That’s great to know! I just looked it up and there are many videos demonstrating this. Great tip. Thank you.
@@positiveaz1 Thank U so Much ... I will try
Hi there, love your videos! Should the cayenne measure out to a 1/4 cup once ground? Should it be weighed out to 1oz prior to ground or after? I ask because I only have access to the preground cayenne at the health food store at this time.
Hello. I had to rematch my video to see what I said. You need 1 oz of ground cayenne pepper.. a little more or less won’t make a big difference. Soaking the ground cayenne in the vodka overnight is key, it really helps preserve and infuse the pepper into the oil. Organic ground cayenne is fantastic to use. Hope this works for you as well as it has for me. Thanks from r reaching out and watching my videos!
@suzyrebelo Thank you Suzy. I just made Plantain oil and Calendula oil using this method from your Calendula video. I'm making this salve for my husband who plays the guitar! I'll let you know how it works!
@@HelloChrissyo.0 I really hope it offers some relief . Please do let me know how it works for him.
@suzyrebelo I made it! And he loves it. I've been handing out little batches to all my coworkers and theybare blown away! Thanks for sharing 👍🏾
That’s fantastic news. I’m so glad it worked for your husband! That’s why I make these videos . When something so simple and natural works, I want to share it with everyone …just like you are doing. Thanks for sharing this update, it makes me feel good knowing it helped. If you’re interested, check out the propolis salve, it’s like magic at healing wounds. Have a great day.
Can you use mineral oil
Hi there I’ve never used mineral oils for herbal infusions and I have read that it’s not recommended. I like to use sunflower oil because it’s odourless colourless but there are other oils you can use such as almond oil, jojoba, oil, olive oil, etc.. Hope this helps thanks for watching.
Chili pepper flakes are a combination of pepper seed. You do not want to use that because it’s not the same as cayenne pepper. It’s a completely different pepper on its own.
Yes. This recipe is for cayenne peppers because of their heat correlates to the amount of capsicum in the peppers. Thanks for watching and sharing.
Really want to make this but wondering does it stain the skin when using and or clothes??
This works great. Yes, it stains the skin a little for a day. Like copper tan. It may stain clothes so I wrap the area after applying it. For limbs I use cut off leotards. For back, I use an old tshirt Hope this helps. Thanks for watching
Thank you!😁
So glad you found this useful. Thanks for watching.
does the vodka make the shelf longer
You’re correct. Yes it does. This is a very useful salve to have on hand. Thanks for watching.
do the peppers after being in the salve cause problems applying and then touching your face?
Yes, absolutely.. Especially is you were to accidentally touch your eyes. That’s why it better to use rubber gloves when applying it to afflicted area , then remove gloves and even wash your hands. Unless the pain is in your hands in which case I would rub on hands and wear cotton inexpensive gloves until it’s absorbed into skin and then wash your hands very well , taking care not to touch your face. Think of it as eating hot wings with your hands and then touching your eyes or nose, it would burn and irritate the skin. Hope this helps.
Hi Suzy. Does it need to be olive oil or sunflower oil or one can use any oil, especially oils used for cooking?
Hi there. Yes, you can use any oil. I just like the sunflower because it has that extra vitamin e and no scent. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for your response Suzy. You have been so helpful
Lighter oils such as sunflower absorb into the skin better and faster, but for a pepper salve the capsaicin is already very good at absorbing through your skin so just use any oil that you enjoy.
That’s a great tip. Thanks for sharing
Can we apply it throughout the day however many times we want? Or is there such thing as “too much”😊
Yes you can use too much and irritate or burn your skin. I would say apply it once a day and then increase to twice a day depending on how much it helps the pain. Hope this works for you too. Thanks for watching and happy holidays
Not too much- if it burns only
Can you send me the me measurements of and ingredients for the painkiller. With Cayenne pepper.
Hi there. The recipe is at the end of the video. 8 oz oil , 1 oz dried cayenne pepper, 1 oz beeswax. 1/2 oz vodka. Hope this helps relieve some pain. Thanks for watching.
Hello! Just as to give anyone with a ninja or bullet style blender/ air tight blender, please try to stop every so often and release pressure from the heat. Some have burst and injured people. Very rare but I have a ninja and when I release the pressure periodically I hear a hiss of air escape. Just trying to help especially on extended blends
Thanks for sharing this, it is good information to know! Thanks for watching and I hope the salve helps!
If you ever get that pepper-burn on your mucus membranes, splash some regular oil on it, immediate relief! Mine was from Jalapeno's🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for sharing and watching!
Can we do it with powder?
Yes, you can do it with powder for sure. Thanks for watching and I hope the salve helps relieve some pain.
To dissolve chilli powder alcohol use? Is what? Wine you said?
Hello. I soaked the cayenne powder in 1/2 oz of vodka. This enables the cayenne to better infuse into the oil. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching
@@suzyrebelo
hi, what is the substitute for vodka ...?
Hi there, you can use another spirit . You need the alcohol to help extract the properties of the herb or spice because we are speeding up the infusion process. Alternatively, you can omit the vodka and use the heating method of infusing..oil and herb in a jar, place in a water bath and warm to no more than 120 F for 4 hours or longer. hope this helps. Thanks for watching
ls it good for sciatica?
Hi there. I don’t think this would help with sciatica but I’ve never tried. I’ve read applying cold packs and then hot packs after a few days. Also, specific stretches seem to help. However, id get advice from a physiotherapist because doing the wrong exercises will make it worse. I’ve made that mistake. Hope you feel better and thanks for watching.
Can Coconut oil be used instead of bees wax
Hi there. You need the wax to keep it solid at room temperature. Coconut oil will liquify on a warm day. I hope it helps. Thanks for watching
Can I use grape vinegar or apple vinegar instead than alcohol?
Hi there. The alcohol does two things, it helps preserve the salve and speeds up the infusion process. You can’t substitute with vinegar because it would introduce water into the oil and it would go make the salve go bad. If you don’t want to use alcohol , you can infuse the oil by letting it sit in a dark cupboard for 6-8 weeks. Then you’d make the salve. Or you could use the water heating method ,in a crock pot ,like in the propolis video. Heat no more than 120*f for 4-6 hrs or until the oil turns a dark reddish colour- then make salve by adding beeswax . Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
@@suzyrebelo Thank you for your reply, this was my first time on your channel, take care
@@suzyrebelo Dear Suzy, from grapes one can make vinegar or wine, both has different effect and are liquid. Nothing can live in vinegar which i found to have stronger anti bacteria or anti mold than alcohol. What do you think!
@@rolanour5791 hello there. Homemade vinegars have lots of good bacteria and are good for gut health. While you can pickle and preserve food with vinegar , you can't combine it with fats or oils. It will make your salve or cream or anything containing fat moldy. Thats why you can only use dry plant matter when infusing oils. I hope this helps. Thanks so much for tuning into my channel!
Alright i take it, you must be experienced. I'll check your videos asap. Thank you 😊
Hi Suzy, where it is difficult to find honey wax, what can you use? Can Vaseline petroleum jelly do?
Hi there. You want to use a beeswax. It’s a small amount so even beeswax candle shavings would work. There are other waxes you can use that are made for diy cosmetics too. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
@@suzyrebelo ok. Thanks a lot
I thought you were not supposed to have any humidity in your oil because it can cause mold to grow in it
You’re absolutely right. Any water in oil will create a perfect environment to create mold. The herbs should be dry. The alcohol evaporates , preserves and opens up the herbs to release benefits. I believe trained herbalists infuse with fresh herbs but it’s a different technique which timing is crucial. I’m not familiar with that technique which is why I only use dried herbs. Thanks for sharing this and thanks for watching. I hope this helps relieve some pain and discomfort.
Can I use soy wax as that's all I currently have
Hi there. Yes, you can substitute with soya wax. I think the ratio is the same 1:1. I read that soya melts slightly lower than beeswax. Melting point around 130 degrees F. So this is even better for combining into the oil without overheating the cayenne oil infusion. Hope this helps. Let me know if your salve has a nice firm texture and is easy to apply Thanks for watching
Can you use tallow instead of oil and beeswax??
I’ve never used tallow to make this. I believe it’s safe to use tallow but it becomes a solid state at room temp. So I don’t think it will infuse like oil does. I use the sunflower oil because it has the extra vitamin e in it but others use different oils like olive oil etc. hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Tallow is more used for a cream.
Yes. Also, I’ve watched how they infuse flower petals in tallow to capture its fragrance. That’s on my list of things to try too.
Can I use beeswax beads?
Yes , you can use the beads for sure. Saves on chopping up the bar. Hope you like this as much as I do. Thanks for watching.
Can any body explain the difference between cayenne pepper and chilli
Hi there. Cayenne is a specific type of chili pepper, whereas “chili pepper” can refer to any pepper in the capsicum family. The cayenne has a specific heat which works well for pain relief. Hope this helps you and thanks for watching.
You keep sayin chilly pepper and the highlight says Cayenne pepper..even though they are similar they are not the same..
You’re right. It’s cayenne peppers that have higher amounts of Capsicum than other peppers in the chilli pepper family. This makes the salve more effective. Thanks for sharing and watching this video.
hi good evening I'm jolly from India, I got your receipe one is Cyene paper second olive oil and third is what didn't get
Hi there. The third is beeswax. 🐝 thanks for watching. Let me know how you like this.
Does it have to be Vodka or can it just be rubbing alcohol?
No. Not rubbing alcohol , it would destroy the good properties. Vodka is recommended. Thanks for watching.
@@suzyrebelo Thank you, I got the Vodka, and will be doing this tonight, thanks!
Oh great. Hope it helps relieve some pain.
Nice lake trout on the wall. Jealous of what must be a nearby great fishery.
The real lake trout is in my office. It was caught on skeleton lake , muskoka Ontario. 10 lbs The one in the kitchen is a wood carving replica. I love them both. Thanks for watching.
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I hope you try this and it helps relieve some pain. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the support.
intermediary! ;) :)
I know mumble mumble. But the salve is really good and has been helpful to many people that have used it. I hope it helps you too. Thanks for watching.
I have done this and there is absolutely no heat at all when I apply it on my skin, I was surprised
Hello. You won’t find heat as in warming up like commercial muscle rubs. The heat is in the cayenne pepper properties. Some find a tingling sensation on the skin but it depends on your sensitivity. I hope you continue to use it and monitor if it gives you some pain relief. I’m hoping it does. Thanks for sharing and watching.
I experienced this as well, I was actually hoping for a heating effect. I wonder if there's anything else that can be used to cause a heating effect, aside from menthol, I don't really enjoying the cooling effect.
Hi there, I have used this salve and then applied a heating pad for that deeper heat sensation. In some instances, it really helped with the aching or sore feeling. just a thought. hope this helps