High-dose topical capsaicin requires a prescription

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The Food and Drug Administration has approved Qutenza (8 percent capsaicin) as an...

Q: You wrote about high-dose topical capsaicin for diabetic neuropathy. Maybe you are unaware of this, but no drugstore I have found carries capsaicin at any dose higher than 1 percent. I don’t know where you found this high-dose 8 percent stuff. Maybe it does not even exist.Capsaicin is the hot essence of chili peppers. You are absolutely correct that over-the-counter capsaicin ointments and creams are usually less than 1 percent concentration.

Because this high-potency topical system can be quite painful, doctors often use a local anesthetic on the skin before applying it. The Qutenza system is extremely expensive, but we assure you that it does exist. You can use regular milk or a plant-based milk substitute. It should have at least a little fat in it, as the turmeric will be absorbed better. There are various recipes, but a ratio of 1 teaspoon turmeric to 8 ounces of warm milk is a good start. A pinch of black pepper and honey to taste are common additions.turmeric avocado toast and turmeric scramble, in our book “Spice Up Your Health: How Everyday Kitchen Herbs & Spices Can Lengthen & Strengthen Your Life.

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