In reality, capsaicin actually cool you down. Our body mistakes capsaicin as external heat(and pain), and will therefore make you sweat, effectively cooling you down (and yes, chili peppers are botanically a berry)

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This woody plant specially thrives in cold harsh environment, where it radiates a warm aura to keep the surrounding area warm.

Three branches grows from the plant, each spotted with leaves on random spots. At the end of each branch grows a bulb, which then grows into a string of flowers. These flowers grows into berries that contains high amount of capsaicin. The flowers regrows eventually after harvest.

Assessment: Edible berries, pretty spicy