The burning sensation from spicy foods is a reaction, not a taste Can he eat spicy food? Yes, he can! (But, oh dear, he can’t) Dubai-based Malini Nair’s 10-year-old is annoyed. His siblings ...

Ameera Shah warned that eating spicy foods can harm your gut health and affect your mental wellbeing. She emphasized the dangers in a recent podcast. Many of us enjoy eating spicy foods and revel ...

If you enjoy spicy foods, you know the moment when the spice finally overwhelms you. Next time it happens, here's why you ...

An estimated 20% of Americans suffer from GERD, a chronic form of acid reflux that goes beyond occasional heartburn. Here's ...

“Cyber attackers have moved on from trying to attack banks and car manufacturers, they’re attacking the food sector because it’s such a weak sector,” said Werran. In the past two years alone, ...

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If you love hot and spicy food, you probably have a bottle of chilli oil in your kitchen already. It is smoky, garlicky, packed with flavour, and makes everything taste better. From instant noodles to ...

The U.S. tariffs on Canadian-produced steel, aluminum and corrugate are expected to increase costs throughout food supply chains, Loblaw’s report reads. “Both steel and aluminum cans (impacting canned ...

6. Herbs and Spices Hot, spicy foods are usually avoided on an ulcer diet, but a review of studies on food and H. pylori found that some spices added for flavor such as cloves, coriander (cilantro), ...

Avoiding common triggers is key to managing GERD. Foods like fried and fatty dishes, spicy meals, and acidic options—such as citrus or fizzy drinks—are best left out. Reducing sugar, caffeine, and ...

The distillery thought it was buying a specific type of barrel to age its whiskey in. They received something completely different instead.