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Why does my face and ears turn red after eating?
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Flushing: Possible reasons for this flushing could be ingesting hot temperatured or spicey foods. Also, eating speeds up our metabolism which often accelerates our heart rate thereby increasing circulation. The face and ears are vascular regions and manifest flushing quite readily.
Answered 12/5/2016
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