Already from the first scientists to try to find some pain killers (pain killer) is natural. Pain killers are very useful for those who suffer from cancer, pain and inflammatory diseases. The pain caused by the disease makes the patient feel pain and chronic pain, where the role of pain killers used.Pain killers is not intended to cure the pain, but to ease the pain.
The scientists studied the chili to help them create a pain killer that will stop the pain at its source.The research was conducted by a team from the University of Texas. They found that when the body is injured, the body will secrete a chemical called capsaicin-like oxidized linoleic acid metablites (OLAMs) which will be captured by the receptors in the brain as pain.capsaicin, found in chili peppers. This substance is normally make us hot and spiciness or the substances found at the site of pain. This team have reported their discovery research and the newest to the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
Dr. Kenneth Hargreaves, senior researcher, and his team try to investigate whether delivery of messages can be inhibited. Research on mice in laboratories showed, by eliminating the receptor gene, decreases the body's sensitivity to capsaicin. This means, the pain will not be felt too.
Teams were formed to see if they can find a new way to stop the pain. The team hopes to be able to continue their research and make drugs that can treat various kinds of pain, including cancer and inflammatory diseases such as fibromyalgia and arthritis.
The scientists studied the chili to help them create a pain killer that will stop the pain at its source.The research was conducted by a team from the University of Texas. They found that when the body is injured, the body will secrete a chemical called capsaicin-like oxidized linoleic acid metablites (OLAMs) which will be captured by the receptors in the brain as pain.capsaicin, found in chili peppers. This substance is normally make us hot and spiciness or the substances found at the site of pain. This team have reported their discovery research and the newest to the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
Dr. Kenneth Hargreaves, senior researcher, and his team try to investigate whether delivery of messages can be inhibited. Research on mice in laboratories showed, by eliminating the receptor gene, decreases the body's sensitivity to capsaicin. This means, the pain will not be felt too.
Teams were formed to see if they can find a new way to stop the pain. The team hopes to be able to continue their research and make drugs that can treat various kinds of pain, including cancer and inflammatory diseases such as fibromyalgia and arthritis.
