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If you’ve ever found yourself tossing and turning at night, or dealing with indigestion, it could be related to those late-night snacks. Sure, it may sound like a good idea to curb your hunger pains until the morning hours, but late-night snacking isn’t always the smartest thing to do.

When you eat capsaicin, which is the spicy hot compound naturally found in hot peppers, you start feeling a burning sensation in your mouth. Your pain receptors recognize the burn and tell your body to release endorphins. You also start releasing dopamine. Together, the two give you a “spice drunk”

Looking forward to the 4th of July? We are too! And we’ve got the best damn recipes to make this Independence Day the most delicious one yet.From crave-worthy sandwiches to super meaty mains, the one thing each one of these super spicy recipes has in common is the Mad Dog hot sauces, pepper powders, extracts and pepper purees.Seriously, these scorching recipes will get the party started long before the fireworks start.  

Hot peppers are a great addition to many types of food But have you ever heard of adding some extra heat to your drink? There are some interesting concoctions on the market that mix the heat commonly found in hot peppers with liquid refreshment.