Do you know eating spicy food can cause heartburn? People who love to eat spicy food have this experience. It could happen after people eat their spicy food.
When they enjoy the taste and feel the heat on their tongue from spicy food. After eating, they feel uncomfortable around their stomach. The feeling goes up to the chest area and becomes a burning sensation up to the throat. Oh, so horrible!
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Are you love to eating spicy food? Knowing the symptoms of heartburn that important, because one of caused is eating spicy food.
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