[url]http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130509091215.htm[/url]
[QUOTE][B]New research reveals that Solanaceae -- a flowering plant family with some species producing foods that are edible sources of nicotine -- may provide a protective effect against Parkinson's disease. The study appearing today in Annals of Neurology, a journal of the American Neurological Association and Child Neurology Society, suggests that eating foods that contain even a small amount of nicotine, such as peppers and tomatoes, may reduce risk of developing Parkinson's.[/B]
For the present population-based study Dr. Susan Searles Nielsen and colleagues from the University of Washington in Seattle recruited 490 patients newly diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at the university's Neurology Clinic or a regional health maintenance organization, Group Health Cooperative. Another 644 unrelated individuals without neurological conditions were used as controls. Questionnaires were used to assess participants' lifetime diets and tobacco use, which researchers defined as ever smoking more than 100 cigarettes or regularly using cigars, pipes or smokeless tobacco.
Vegetable consumption in general did not affect Parkinson's disease risk, but as consumption of edible Solanaceae increased, Parkinson's disease risk decreased, with peppers displaying the strongest association. Researchers noted that the apparent protection from Parkinson's occurred mainly in men and women with little or no prior use of tobacco, which contains much more nicotine than the foods studied.[/QUOTE]
Good thing I love spicy food.
Good thing I love tomatoes. My god I could eat tomatoes every waking moment. I'm going to see about getting some right now in fact.
[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;40584466]Good thing I love tomatoes. My god I could eat tomatoes every waking moment. I'm going to see about getting some right now in fact.[/QUOTE]
My sandwich consists of Bourbon Chicken, Whole Wheat Bread, Tomato, Peperoncini, Jalapeño, Onion, Provolone, Ranch, and Lettuce. I think I have all my bases covered.
Ohh peppers are tasty.
I just had some pickled jalapenos last night. They were delicious.
i too
eat peppers
I attempted to drink sulphuric acid as a kid, So i have a cut up tongue, so eating spicy food really fucking hurts. That havent stopped me though.
[QUOTE=Sprockethead;40584767]I attempted to drink sulphuric acid as a kid, So i have a cut up tongue, so eating spicy food really fucking hurts. That havent stopped me though.[/QUOTE]
How old were you when you decided to try and eat [B]ACID[/B]
[QUOTE=Sprockethead;40584767]I attempted to drink sulphuric acid as a kid, So i have a cut up tongue, so eating spicy food really fucking hurts. That havent stopped me though.[/QUOTE]Goddamn, no bully in their right mind would fuck with you. "Dude, don't mess with that kid. He drank [I]acid[/I]. He might spit that shit at you or something."
Whenever i get papa johns, i order about 5 or 6 "Units" of pepperoncini peppers... That gets me about 2-3 dozen of those suckers for a few bucks and i snack on them for the next few days. I love those things.
[QUOTE=Sprockethead;40584767]I attempted to drink sulphuric acid as a kid, So i have a cut up tongue, so eating spicy food really fucking hurts. That havent stopped me though.[/QUOTE]
Now it tastes even better than before then. The spicier and mouth wreckiest, the better!
Spinpoint F3 get in my belly.
Correct me if I read this wrong, but it's basically stating that small amounts of nicotine are healthy when ingested?
[QUOTE=Water-Marine;40585763]Correct me if I read this wrong, but it's basically stating that small amounts of nicotine are healthy when ingested?[/QUOTE]
Dietary Nicotine.
I put tabasco sauce on nearly everything, great
[QUOTE=Sprockethead;40584767]I attempted to drink sulphuric acid as a kid, So i have a cut up tongue, so eating spicy food really fucking hurts. That havent stopped me though.[/QUOTE]
Character building as fuck.
On another note, Sriracha is the bomb.
Reshy, I have a feeling that you're new to sensationalist headlines. the title is wrong.
it should be: Partaking of peppers prevents parkinson's
It's okay, i haven't reported you to garry and the fbi.
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[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;40584466]Good thing I love tomatoes. My god I could eat tomatoes every waking moment.[/QUOTE]
That is immoral...
Anyways, I love peppers, they always add some nice flavor to a meal. I also love Mexican food so ++.
Reminds me of the Simpsons episode about Tomacco.
I have fresh jalapenos and Cayenne almost every day and from eating it for so long, I'm use to the heat from the capsaicin levels in the two peppers.
They also help relieve migraines, which I get a lot.
[QUOTE=Frankiscool!;40585086]Whenever i get papa johns, i order about 5 or 6 "Units" of pepperoncini peppers... That gets me about 2-3 dozen of those suckers for a few bucks and i snack on them for the next few days. I love those things.[/QUOTE]
Pepperoncini? Is that some fancy word for banana peppers?
That's one tongue twister of a title.
I better start munching some peppers daily.
Both my grandma and grandpa died from Parkinsons...
[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;40584466]Good thing I love tomatoes. My god I could eat tomatoes every waking moment. I'm going to see about getting some right now in fact.[/QUOTE]
Dear god are you some monster.
Hot poo or higher risk of parkinson's
lifes just funny like that, you know?
im a pussy and only like bell peppers
Man I used to put tabasco on everything but then got tired of shitting napalm the next day. It's really not cool when you feel the napalm making its way through your systems in the middle of a meeting. I still use it time to time, but I can't use it during weekdays. :v:
[QUOTE=Irkalla;40590199]Pepperoncini? Is that some fancy word for banana peppers?[/QUOTE]
Similar to a banana pepper, thinner skin, more bite.
[QUOTE=mrx5001;40584795]How old were you when you decided to try and eat [B]ACID[/B][/QUOTE]
I was a very dumb kid. If you can imagine that.
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