piperine
US /'pɪpəˌri:n/
・UK /'pɪpərɪn/
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)An alkaloid responsible for the pungency of black pepper and long pepper.
Piperine is responsible for the pungency of black pepper and long pepper.
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The Japanese Hangover Drink - Turmeric Power
- A compound in black pepper called piperine inhibits the process in the liver that hinders curcumin absorption.
A compound in black pepper called piperine inhibits the process in the liver that hinders curcumin absorption.
- A compound in black pepper called piperine inhibits the process in the liver that hinders curcumin absorption.
A compound in black pepper called piperine inhibits the process in the liver that hinders curcumin absorption.
Why Salt & Pepper?
- It gets its heat from a chemical called piperine, rather than capsaicin, like those confusingly named fruits of the chili pepper family.
It gets its heat from a chemical called piperine, rather than capsaicin, like those confusingly named fruits of the chili pepper family.
- It gets its heat from a chemical called piperine. Rather than capsaicin like
It gets its heat from a chemical called piperine. Rather than capsaicin like