The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
if somebody has like an irritable bowel syndrome which is let's say diarrhea type IBS type type D which is since it's Diaries probably high serotonin they cannot tolerate spicy foods it's really wreaks Havoc they're bedridden for like a week afterwards
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spicy foods can tend to do it um not for not for everybody but you know if somebody has like an irritable bowel syndrome which is let's say diarrhea type IBS type type D which is since it's Diaries probably high serotonin they cannot tolerate spicy foods it's really wreaks Havoc they're bedridden for like a week afterwards
spicy foods can tend to do it um not for not for everybody but you know if somebody has like an irritable bowel syndrome which is let's say diarrhea type IBS type type D which is since it's Diaries probably high serotonin they cannot tolerate spicy foods it's really wreaks Havoc they're bedridden for like a week afterwards