Sinus buster: A “hot” new nasal spray

“Nothing opens you up and flushes out bacteria like hot peppers.”

Literally.

Hot sour soup. Mexican and indian dishes. Yeah, they sure open up the nostrils alright. And someone smart just made money developing a nasal spray using the hot spice!

Sinus Buster uses Capsaicin, the active heat producing ingredient in hot peppers, along with echinacea, golden seal, maitake mushroom, and green tea to deliver a powerful punch to the common winter cold.

“Our new anti-cold formula is designed to fight cold and flu symptoms while also helping to shorten the span of colds. Everyone knows about Echinacea, Golden Seal and even Maitake mushrooms, but most people take these in the form of pills and other supplements. We’re talking about maximum delivery through the nose. Most importantly, our formula is filled with natural Vitamin C and Zinc from the mushrooms and the addition of natural citrus extracts. Of course the most important ingredient is our special hot pepper extract” says Wayne Perry, president of SiCap Industries, manufacturers of the Sinus Buster product line.

“It was a natural progression as we found out just how powerful the active ingredient in hot peppers was. Capsaicin is an incredible natural medicinal substance. We figured if we could add some other proven cold fighting herbs to the Original formula, we may actually be able to fight and prevent cold symptoms. It took a couple years of experimentation, but it was well worth it. This formula can relieve the worst cold symptoms while shortening the span of a cold for most people with no side effects,” adds Perry.

Although Sinus Buster is not a cure for the cold, this formula is said to relieve and prevent the onset of most symptoms when used as directed.

[Source: PRWeb]

Tags: common cold, hot peppers, Sinus Buster, Capsaicin, maitake mushroom