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Studies have linked spicy foods to various health benefits, including lowering bad cholesterol, boosting gut health and increasing metabolism.
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“In addition, a 2017 observational study found that spicy foods may significantly decrease daily salt intake, individual salt preference, and ...
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It is great for your heart health, spicy foods tend to lower LDL which is the bad cholesterol in the body. · It helps to reduce the inflammation ...
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Extremely spicy foods is one potential cause of profound esophagitis, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine, and research has found that capsaicin ...
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Spicy foods contain antioxidants, which can aid our immune system. Feivor explains, “Antioxidants work to fight off free radicals, which assist ...
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