piperine
- noun
- /ˈpaɪpərˌin/
- Specialized
- Using piperine in your cooking can add an exciting flavor while also offering health benefits.
- piperine in black pepper
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Watch on YouTubeMany supplements today have that combination of black pepper or piperine with the turmeric.
- Many supplements today have that combination of black pepper or piperine with the turmeric.
Examples
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It's like, no, get rid of this, you know, but the piperine stops that enzyme from working.
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Many supplements today have that combination of black pepper or piperine with the turmeric.
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The piperine in black pepper helps to increase the absorption of certain nutrients in the body.
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The piperine in pepper gives it a spicy kick and enhances the flavor of many dishes.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Piperine comes from the Latin word piper ('pepper') plus the chemical ending -ine, so the name literally points to a 'pepper' substance. That's why piperine is the natural part of black and white pepper that gives them their spicy, pungent taste.