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Why does my heart rate increase when i eat spicy food?its very annoying.
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Heart rate : It is a reaction that some people may have. You should try and avoid these foods. If the food is very spicy this can be induced by a reaction to the burning and your body producing a response to a percieved injury.
Answered 6/20/2015
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