Eating Hot Red Chili Peppers Regularly May Reduce Mortality

FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — According to researchers at the University of Vermont, eating hot red chili peppers on a regular basis, may reduce total mortality by 13 percent.

A recent study finds the peppers can lower your risk for strokes and heart attacks.

It involved 16,000 Americans, over a 23-year period.

 

 


Abeytia Jan. 20161Aaron Abeytia

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