Blog — Health Benefits

Recently, Harvard Medical School published the summary of research completed at the end of 2019 that shows chili peppers could very well be the secret to a longer, healthier life (in a world without fast-spreading pandemics). 

If you haven’t noticed, most shops are working hard to keep shelves full of food and cleaning supplies. Sure, they’ve been jolted as the Coronavirus spread took hold. It’s just as true in the rest of the world as it is in the United States.

Whatever you do, for fun or for work, we’re all in this together now. COVID-19 is the reality we’re facing for the near future. And whether you’re on the front lines or holed up at home trying to stop the spread to protect healthcare workers and the lives they’re trying to save, we’re here with you.

Now that she’s pregnant, Katy Perry is reportedly craving spicy food. We applaud that (and we’re actually a little shocked that it’s something new). She’s even taken to carrying a bottle of hot sauce with her everywhere she goes. (Something completely normal for most chiliheads and hot sauce enthusiasts.)