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If you’re burning by your hot spicy food…Don’t drink water!
Instead of water, try dairy products such as yogurt! They contain an enzyme that breaks the bonds between capsaicin and the pain receptors.
Capsaicin is the active component of chili peppers, which is responsible for the burning sensation of the spicy foods. Interestingly, only mammals, including humans feel the burn by eating spicy foods.
This is the perfect recipe to take advantage of all the wonderful benefits of quinoa, once called “Gold of the Incas,” this protein-rich grain has
It is likely that you have seen the endearing, romantic, and yet nearly obsessive social media posts posted by spouses. As annoying as such over-posts
Neuroimaging is a process of obtaining a picture of the brain through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or computer tomography (CT) scans. While the two methods
When making any type of lifestyle change I find it helpful to do an easier thing first, this boosts your self confidence while building up
Minerals are essential to your body’s optimal functioning. This poster shows some of the more important ones, how much you should be having, and great
5 Tips for Cutting Calories Daily Without Starving Staying in a caloric deficit is essential if someone wants to lose weight. However, many people struggle
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