What Happens to your Heart & Body When You Eat Paprika Powder

What Happens to your body When You Eat Paprika

What comes to your mind when you hear the word "paprika”?

A powdered red thing that makes your boring foods more flavorful and mouthwatering. Right?

Actually, it’s hard to find a single person who is not in love with its sweet, smoked, and hot flavor.

So, paprika is originally from north america, particularly in central mexico and it is the national spice of Hungary for 200 years, isn’t it amazing?

Paprika is being used as one of the most prominent ingredients in foods like rice, stews, vegetables and other delicious cuisines all over the world.

You will be amazed to learn that paprika adds a number of health values to your body.

Well, in today's video we are going to let you know about the amazing things that happen to the body when you have some paprika.

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[holland]

I use a lot of paprika in my food and like it.

[spartakoc]

I mix paprika with pepper and olive oil and it's really very beneficial to me

[gr.gr.]

The Hungarians(in Europe) use the word of paprika to this veg. Nice.
Thanks for the report, it is interesting.

[andyj]

Great video. Now I will consume paprika more often.
Thank you!

[lesterlasa]

Excellent news yes thanks for sharing this

[jennelyngeda]

Wow 🙂 now I know thanks for the video 😊

[beatricepeter]

Hungarians and their famous Gulash ! A lot of paprika in their dishes . Am not so keen on it . I like Red Kapia raw 😋

[patricialester]

Thanks u for that information I used it to cook food

[Crazydemocracy]

Add Paprika to your diet and spice up the lifestyle. Helpful information!

[barbnbirds]

Thank for that very informative informational.Iam going to start taking it .Iam on a blood thinner Xarelto which does not call for a special diet but I will check with my pharmacist to make sure I can use it.Thanks again.

[watsmac]

What is a different between paprika and red chili

[YiAera]

Uhhh so like I ACCIDENTALLY put too much paprika in my food and now I'm sick. And I put paprika in my rice cuz I wanted to try something new and I also put oil in it like a lot and now I am sick. And also it all spilled in cuz u know

[matsrosenquist]

Hmm, I never thought that you used the word paprika but bell pepper & the things held up in this movie is actually chillipepper. You are confusing me here & are we talking about paprika powder or chili powder?

[MrFantasylover]

Too many adds. It's a pain in the butt. How greedy do you have to be to have so many adds in the video

[johnjacobjingle]

Spicy/hot flavor….? No. Not even a little bit. Not in the US anyway

[pravoslavn]

Where the numbers, the research and the science to back up the many claims made in this video. Sounds to me as if the American Institute of Paprika Dealers paid for this one...

[a.j.williams]

Why do they have that paprika in an ash tray? That's nasty