Hot pepper is a spice great for those who appreciate it. For those who do not appreciate it or is the first approaches to the red delicious, mutual understanding can be traumatic.
The principle is that "burn" the chilli is capsaicin which is contained mainly in the seeds and that is easily released when heated.
NO PANIC BUTTON If you have eaten a kilo, if you went up my nose (in the eyes is different, but similar) and it seems to move and fire, do not worry. Do not die. Capsaicin stimulates the nerve centers of the brain that interpret the mark as pain when in fact there is no tissue damage that your language is fine even if it seems to be charred.
Appuranto that our language is not going to dissolve at any moment another, we groped for mitigate the symptom . The capsaicin molecule is soluble in fat then to eliminate it must be something in which the molecule melts and that takes away from the receptors of the tongue.
1) Milk : once worked fine, when it was raw and whole. Who has the good fortune to have it (like me ...) it can be used with satisfactory results. The skimmed milk is almost counterproductive. Avoid.
2) yogurt: that has all the best but the others do something. Then it is cold then it helps. To hold in mouth a short time and then to swallow. I think it's the best.
3) Oil: scientifically seasonal cooking is the best choice but I think it's impossible.
4) In omnia dangers: bread is the remedy of his grandmother, does not work but it helps a lot, mechanically removing the molecules which in turn acora mouth
DON'Ts what not to do is the obvious answer (to make sense that I was writing the post?) drinking water. The water cleans the mouth by the particles in suspension in saliva and those that are soluble related to the language, among which there is capsaicin. Our friend then remains bound to receptors on the tongue undisturbed to do the damage while you have procured a nice setting for action, renewing the saliva (which is mostly water) and Eli undermining mechanically oily substances that could mitigate eventulmente in saliva before.
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