What's the benefit of spicy food?

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Eating spicy foods causes your brain to produce ‘happy’ hormones, like serotonin, which makes you better equipped to deal with depression, anxiety, anger, and stress.
This might explain why folks eating super spicy foods always look so happy, even when they’re sweating buckets and crying from the pain!

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The spicy food can increase your heart pressure,
so it increase the rate of metabolism to consume
the benefit of food faster.

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[31Nutsuda086]

Eating spicy food is good for health.
Spicy food speeds up your metabolism. Data across numerous studies indicates that certain spices — like cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, peppers, and chilies — can raise your metabolic resting rate and slow down your appetite. One study also found that turmeric suppressed fat tissue growth in mice.

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[32Pacharakamola025]

I've found some information on the internet about eating spicy foods.
It can make you happier.
Eating spicy foods causes your brain to produce ‘happy’ hormones, like serotonin, which makes you better equipped to deal with depression, anxiety, anger, and stress.
This might explain why folks eating super spicy foods always look so happy, even when they’re sweating buckets and crying from the pain!

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[32Tanawat055]

I think spicy food speeds up your metabolism. Data across numerous studies indicates that certain spices — like cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, peppers, and chilies — can raise your metabolic resting rate and slow down your appetite.

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