Topically, however, cayenne possesses anti-inflammatory & analgesic properties (even offering relief from nerve pain "neuralgia"). One of many ways to extract the medicinal constituents (one of which is capsaicin) for topical application is by infusing in an oil, preferably olive oil. There are many methods to create a potent herbal infused oil, traditionally we used to macerate the herb in oil for an extended period of time (3 months or more) but today many herbalists use some modern equipment and new methods to yield a more concentrated and potent oil. Cayenne Herbal Infused Oil is the main ingredient in one of our famous deep healing balms fire & ice salve, which is made by combining fire (Cayenne) with ice (Menthol Crystals) and a blend of essential oils to augment the healing properties of the remedy.
Another extremely valuable property of cayenne, when we learn as medical herbalists the science and art of herbal formulations, Cayenne is used as an accentuator with other herbs; it increases the value and healing properties of the herbs and greatly help carries them to the afflicted part of the body.
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