New use of capsaicin
A technology of capsaicin and capsicum, applied in the directions of application, medical preparations containing active ingredients, functions of food ingredients, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0103] Changes in serum and external physiological indicators before and after the hot tide of embodiment 1
[0104] 1. Research Methods
[0105] (1) Edible method
[0106] Intermittent impact method: Spicy eating subjects should increase the spiciness appropriately according to their personal tolerance for impact eating. When they feel sweating on the forehead or face, flushing of the face / neck, fever, with or without rapid heartbeat / breathing, saliva / Increased appetite, recorded as "shock 1 time", then stop eating until the above symptoms disappear, start to eat next time, and so on, until hot tide occurs.
[0107] (2) Research indicators
[0108] 1. Fill in the subjective questionnaire:
[0109] 1) "Spicy Eating Feeling Survey Form" before eating
[0110] 2) Fill in the "Spicy Eating Pleasure Evaluation Questionnaire & Self-evaluation Scale" once during the meal and at the end of the meal
[0111] 2. Detection indicators:
[0112] √Blood pressure, heart rate
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Embodiment 2
[0179] The induction condition of embodiment 2 hot tide
[0180] The experimental groups and results are shown in Table 7. The following phenomena were observed during the experiment:
[0181] 1. In this example, on the basis of the spiciness that they are used to, the spicy eaters appropriately increase the spiciness according to their own tolerance (in this study, everyone actively added millet spicy and / or dried chili powder). There are 44 subjects in the study of spicy food, 31 of them experienced hot tide during eating spicy food, that is to say, more than 70% of them can get spicy tide after eating a certain amount, and the average number of times of experiencing spicy tide is 2.2 times.
[0182] 2. Intermittent impact eating is more likely to induce hot tide than continuous eating like usual, and the "pleasure" is stronger. In this embodiment, the ratio of hot tide experience obtained by adopting the method of intermittently impacting spicy food is higher, and 9 peopl...
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