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Can Spicy Food Really Burn Calories?
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Can Spicy Food Really Burn Calories?
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Can Spicy Food Really Burn Calories?
It turns out that adding a little heat to your plate could do more than make you sweat — it might quietly change the way you eat. New research reveals a surprising link between spicier meals, how fast we eat, and how much we end up consuming. Even small tweaks in flavor could have a big impact on appetite and metabolism. But there’s a catch — and it might surprise you.
Healthy Fact of the Day: Standing up and moving for a few minutes every hour can help reduce back pain, improve circulation, and boost energy. Long periods of sitting slow your metabolism and can strain your muscles and joints. Small movement breaks—like stretching, walking, or simply standing—keep your body active and support long-term health.