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I need help from people who eat spicy foods?

I'm trying to incorporate my treatment for skin burns into something people eating spicy chilies can swish in their mouth, but as I have no tolerance for even black pepper, I can't try this myself.

The skin treatment requires mixing aloe gel with water in a large bowl & emptying a bag of black & green tea into it & keeping your hand in there for a bit. It actually works.

For the mouthwash version, it would be better to use milk instead of water because of the Capsaicin, & one of those aloe drinks they sell in asian supermarkets & mix those with the tea leaf shreds. It can also be tried without the aloe drink.

If anyone is willing to try this, tell me how it worked out.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    fish n chips

  • 1 decade ago

    In your body, or on your body, the answer is chocolate. It's a chemistry thing that tends to mitigate the effects of capsaicin. Particularly welcome in the early morning hours...

    Source(s): Empirical evidence.
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