Do Spicy Food Lovers Live Longer?

[@MayorBrownn]

There’s really nothing better then learning what you love is actually good for you!

[@Anamnesia]

*_He who controls the Spice, controls the Universe_* !!!

[@brentvettel5343]

Lol

[@EduardoMartinez-fk2pv]

Mexico and India?

[@Jerbear9205]

got Spice?

[@niaschim]

Long live SPODE!!!👾👼👍

[@ŕóśĥáń-3002]

70% spices in the world are supplied by India I guess......

[@dankdreamz]

Sean Evans is immortal

[@SaintNick02]

Exactly what I thought

[@WebbstylesMusic]

Was hoping someone commented on him. Lol

[@niaschim]

I think you mean: Sean Murray... ...he's always getting older- SOON (😆🤣😂😅)

[@hayman122]

dankdreamz damn you. Got here first i see

[@ThoughtsInVideo]

Chili Klaus should be in his thousands

[@fermin94]

Don't tell my grandma, she'll make her salsa hotter than it already is.

[@スノーハッピー]

EMBRACE IT!!!!

[@darquequeen2323]

👍🏽 To your grandma. Sounds like she makes some badass salsa!

[@fermin94]

Snova S trust me I do! I eat all my food with a burning mouth and sweat dripping down my face.

[@MachineGunBambi]

so where the recipe tho

[@the24thcolossusjustchillin39]

What is the recipe for it?

[@heuristicmind]

She reminds me of Amy from the Big Bang theory for some reason lol.

[@MrSukhadev]

blazar she is Amy’s elder sister

[@rishmatic]

I loved her she was an adorable pedantic character, Came scrolling down looking for this comment!

[@1joshjosh1]

I would.

[@gokublack8041]

Same thoughts

[@jackietowl9432]

No Amy is gross this girl is pretty as

[@sirshadowplay7287]

does listening to the red hot chili peppers also extend life expectancy?

[@earthpcCHClS]

until you kill your ears

[@cezzan6586]

Listening to funky tunes in general does!

[@brendarua01]

Yes - if you dance to it.

[@HectorGarcia-cd8yq]

Yes 1000%

[@SlavesWereGood]

it actually decreases

[@Moonbeam143]

Eating ghost peppers stops you from being a ghost.

[@Moonbeam143]

heygeno1951 It's the death leaving your body.

[@DysnomiaFilms]

Palpatine: "Ironic."

[@SavoyProductionz]

*stops

[@drizzlingrose]

but "you are what you eat" so dont you become a ghost :DDD

[@antivanti]

And if you become a peppers ghost your weight is very low...

[@Account1746]

If it ain't spicy I don't want it

[@iMothafuckinMe]

All Videos amen!

[@iancalhoun7644]

Preach!

[@venkat8558]

Welcome to India 😂

[@tommeng6522]

Video needs more spice

[@Nexiusify]

I make people cry when I make Tom Yum soup... The Yum is important.

[@KahlevN]

I'm curious if these researchers controlled for the fact that most foods that are high in spice tend to be lower in overall calories and fat and sodium. Generally speaking you can't overeat as easily with spicy food, and most Cuisines that don't have a lot of spice replace spice with fat and salt.

[@mouhamaddiouf7528]

*Chugs a whole bottle of hot sauce*

[@2MeterLP]

Painting your bathroom brown, eh?

[@oliverhees4076]

in a fraternity, i assume?

[@dontask2421]

Riesenfriese, *red

[@tommeng6522]

POOPS A LOAD OF HOT POOP WITH A BURNING BUTT

[@isamuddin1]

Mouhamad Diouf nah try eat one raw chilli with durian

[@JWPSmith21]

Her voice sounds soooo much better now! Her pacing, and voice control is also fantastic! She isn't wearing her piercings though. I really hope she didn't stop because of the disgusting KZbin comments. SciShow is a great example of why KZbin has such a horrible reputation for its comment section.

[@TheMrTape]

First time listening to her. She speaks in a very "manufactured" and unnatural manner with no soul or personality (that's an observation, not an opinion). I wouldn't mind piercings, but it's obvious from her mannerisms that she's a degeneratory and society/man hating feminist; maybe that's why people don't take kindly, and maybe their comments aren't quite as unfair as you suggest.

[@thomasstaffer]

@@TheMrTapeLoving the baseless assumptions bro, you sound like a completely well adjusted and reasonable human being.

[@Troysaun]

Yeah I miss her piercings 🥺😩

[@xela391]

@@TheMrTape Went 0 to 100 real quick.

[@bloopusarkat6929]

@@thomasstaffer what did he say

[@duomaxwell2293]

every time I get the flu or go down with a cold I eat a vindaloo curry it completely burns out the flu/cold

[@karelschapie]

"They found that patients who said they ate a lot of spicy food like hot chili peppers or chili oil, had a *14% lower risk of death* than those who didn't eat spicy food." So... Spicy food gives you a 14% chance of immortality?

[@solaireofastora3]

Robin I would like that

[@desarankoe3939]

Maybe even higher, if non-spicy food eaters have a non-zero chance of immortality.

[@amcat8015]

*Internet dial-up sound*

[@スノーハッピー]

xD I think it's given the age group (and on average of all the age groups). So maybe in 1000 people who don't like spicy food at say, age 55, 100 people die. Whereas in 1000 people who do like spicy food at age 55, only 86 people die. And maybe it's different for all the ages, but on average, 14% less spice-lovers die compared to their spice-denying heathens at the same age group. Or maybe that 14% is averaged from a whole bunch of other controls beyond age.

[@MachineGunBambi]

yes

[@SlyPearTree]

This makes me miss my mother's spicy spaghetti sauce that she stopped making when my dad got half his stomach taken out because of chronic ulcer problems. That was before they discovered ulcers were caused by a bacteria. She died 20 years ago and no one has her recipe, it's probably something she made from memory.

[@basil2270]

Damn bro .... Now i really wish to try this one

[@deleon5522]

Lets make a new rule to always save our Grandma's recipes! RIP

[@flonkas]

@@deleon5522 hell yeah! I got my mothers stuffing recipe, it taste like HEAVEN and I’ll share it with the world one day

[@sheldonscott4037]

A.S.A.P.!

[@adamkey1934]

I eat Vindaloo all the time, had a motorcycle accident last week and I'm still here. Wouldn't be typing this now if I was a Korma guy.

[@melanieh.3091]

This could be true. My great grandmother ate a lot of spicy food in her life. She lived to be a little over 100 years old.

[@ErikGiovani]

Any hot ones fans??

[@zbop220]

Love Hot Ones!

[@malenlhewig]

i love habaneros ( 200k scoville)

[@kakashiMEK]

up!

[@kakashiMEK]

i eat my food with fresh chili.

[@Ardenmoth]

It’s not THAT spicy, but I eat a lot of jalapeños and red chili peppers 👌🏻

[@sophierobinson2738]

Salt consumption: I'm 64, 5' 8 1/2 " tall, 170 lbs. Love salt. Blood pressure Tuesday was 80/44. Lovely. I like Tabasco sauce.

[@crackpapa_]

Even *IF* spicy food doesn't make you live longer, it certainly will make you live healthier. That's for sure!

[@Techtastisch]

That would be some good news :3

[@mr.max7961]

Du hier? LOOOOOL

[@cleangoblin2021]

One theory i have is that spicy stuff distracts you from finding salt, sugar and such. You wont be looking for those when your tongue is on fire

[@seejoshrun1761]

Spicy food is also more interesting to your senses, so your brain feels like it's been satisfied on fewer calories.

[@metametodo]

_He who controls the spice controls the universe_

[@darth_hidious]

Dedo no cu e gritaria Thats what the British said to Indians😂😂

[@marzipanmango]

We must destroy all spice production. The Guild and the entire Universe depends on spice. He who can destroy a thing, controls a thing...

[@OakenTome]

Dedo no cu e gritaria DUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEE

[@ise1441]

HE WHO CONTROLS THE SPICE CONTROLS THE EMPIRE!

[@aidanbeattie8341]

Elias Nierengarten Basically

[@lincolnscott1877]

I'm very grateful for the honest information based on thorough research 😁👍

[@MasterGeekMX]

Here in Mexico our "traditional fast food" are endless variants of fried corn dough with a meat, hot sauce with tomatoe and depending on the dish sour cream, white cheese, lettuce, onion, cilantro.

[@thehitomiboy7379]

"Eating too much salt has been linked to etc. etc. etc." Actually, meta-analyses have shown that this is not true for the standard definition of 'too much salt'. Unless you're eating 10+ grams a day. even then, proper hydration can resolve the issue. Eating too little salt is far more dangerous.

[@randyu.8356]

Yep

[@proverbalizer]

all i know is that it makes my ankles and feet prone to swell up like an old granny, I'm im a healthy and athletic 40 y/o

[@iurilimaco2068]

Plus, spicy food is tasty. Nothing is better than a shrimp filled pastel with lemon and tabasco (os stronger homemade sauces they have at bars around here). The strong taste connects amazingly well to the sweet flavor of well cooked shrimp.

[@flonkas]

Finally, something that I enjoy is healthy! I love anything spicy! Let’s gooooo!!!!!!!

[@bluetrapp9502]

The best thing about this is that if you're someone who hates spicy food (I was one of them) you can learn to love it! The first step is to stop being irrationally afraid of it and realize it isnt actually causing you harm, it just tricks your brain into seeming like pain. Start small. Get some basic hot sauce and add it to foods you like. Just a little at first, then more until it becomes too easy. Then you can move onto hotter things! You can control the level of spice you experience, and get better and better at handling it. The more you have, the less it hurts. You can build a tolerance, and it could be good for you.

[@anothergol]

I put capsaicin sprays up my nose, pretty much the only thing (of many other stupid things) that has worked (a little) for the nasty non-allergic rhinitis I have for so many years. I believe it works because it hurts like hell & thus (very temporarily) lowers the sensitivity level.

[@antaraanikapiya2075]

Instead of torturing yourself like this, try developing a spice tolerance for food by taking south asian or south east asian cuisines. Not only you would enjoy your food more, but it would also give you much more health benefits.

[@anothergol]

@@antaraanikapiya2075 it's not food for me, it's medicine. It's up the nose. Check what Sinus Buster/Sinus Plumber/Capsinol are about

[@loqkLoqkson]

In a physiology class, the lecturer mentioned Hormesis, the small bump most poisons have in their toxicity curve that makes them beneficial in tiny doses. The belief, as I understand it, is that a low dose of a poison triggers a generalised immune response to clear the danger, and ends up taking out some incidental infections along the way, decreasing your chance of dying from all causes. I have believed, since then, that hot spices and similar foods trigger a small enough response to not kill you, but big enough to trigger the Hormesis effect. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hormesis

[@jeythegrey]

1:00 "Had a 14% lower risk of death than..." Yeah well uhm... how do you measure risk of death if it's inevitable? Is there missing something? Like: Risk of dying of a young age?

[@lauramitrea]

They probably mean that you are 14% less likely to die than the group who did not like spicy food. If the data was collected over a number of years, some of the participants will have died in the meantime. If 50 out of 1000 people died in the non spicy group, and ok not 43 out of 1000 people died in the spicy group, then 14% fewer people died in the spicy group. So based on this study, we'd expect you to be 14% less likely to die if you eat spicy. Though this doesn't sound particularly rigorous. Also, worth noting that the risk of death is specifically measured over that time period over which data gathering happens. Not overall. Humans have a 100% lifetime risk of dieing.

[@Roll587]

You would probably measure age at death for participants in each group and then use a cox proportional hazards model for analysis of the data.

[@jeythegrey]

Yes, but what doesn't add up is, that "risk of death" isn't solely dependent on what you eat... Basing the statistics of life of 500'000 people simply on what they ate is somewhat unreliable.

[@lauramitrea]

Yes, that's why correlation =/= causation. And that's why they said in the video that this is not by any means conclusive. The issues you have with this video would be brought up in any discussion section of the paper she was talking about. Any scientific paper needs to look very critically at its shortcomings in order to be taken seriously. It's not just somewhat unreliable, it's incredibly unreliable, but it's still a worthwhile observation if it leads to people asking more questions and doing better research around it.

[@feralcatgirl]

"risk of death during the time period of the study", i think

[@ozdergekko]

There was a study conducted in the late 1990s at the University of Graz (Austria, EU) that found that capsaicin might protect from stomach ulcers.

[@TenTonNuke]

When you say spicy foods, do you mean Flaming Hot Cheetos?

[@chrisb.7787]

Yes, but whatever heath beneafits your getting from the heat your looseing to the deep fried corn and cheese powder.

[@USSJ2Otaku3084]

Spicier than that 😏....

[@aadarsh_1303x]

Those are not even spicy

[@riffsfromtheabyss666]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ImFromIowa]

@Elijah Thompson XXTRA flaming hot Cheetos?

[@higurashianduminekoconnect1702]

There's plenty of studies that show that peppers lower blood pressure because of the capsaicin not just the sodium although that's just a bonus reason for the low blood pressure

[@JL-ol8zg]

Ahh she said capsaicin like a normal human being! Great job! ;)

[@voidmasterone8373]

Your hoodie looks so cool ! Where can I buy one ? (and while I'm here, I like your hair)

[@user-dk7eq9fc8e]

Voidmaster One You can't :/

[@amenotejikara_otaku]

There's someone like me here!

[@voidmasterone8373]

Kao Cen Darach aw... :( I'll make my own then !

[@armagetronfasttrack9808]

Gotta love when something you do only because you like it turns out to kill cancer

[@ThallanarRabidtooth]

Eating spicy foods might also encourage more water consumption which is healthier than drinking soda or milk for dinner. That could also be a factor.

[@robertrodriguez787]

But technically your supposed to drink milk if you burn your mouth with chili

[@cezzan6586]

Man, us mexicans would live forever if this was the case

[@metzli_moon]

More like the peppers Mexicans often eat help, but the average grease-filled diets they also have counters and overwhelms it, making them die often early of heart disease lmao.

[@hottie286]

Nathan Luevano I’m vegan

[@tytube3001]

But you drink too much soft drink

[@OakenTome]

tytube3001 And people in the U.S. don't drink exponential amounts more?

[@ŕóśĥáń-3002]

Sadly this is not the only case..........

[@arriva1256]

I like your dialectic approach. There need to be more people with this mindset.

[@chrish2021]

Spicy food chases out the worms.

[@TheMrTape]

Man I just ate at Chipotle and the worms literally crawled out of my ass.

[@mariposahorribilis]

My first thought is simply that people who eat spicy food are more likely to cook for themselves, eating a greater variety of fresh vegetables. As you say, with only a dataset to go on, it's impossible to establish causality. Also, unless specifically asked about hot peppers, "spicy food" may made spicy by the inclusion of many other ingredients than capsaicin.

[@JaquesBobe]

I wish I wasn't born in Eastern Europe. Cuisine over here is mild af, and you have to band over backwards to find food that's actually spicy.

[@samscatsandcrochet]

Consumption of spicy food also tends to be regional, especially in China, so there might be geographic effects influencing these studies.

[@MakeSushi1]

*I LOVE SPICY FOOD!*

[@AnneQuiet]

How To Make Sushi me too but I just subbed to you bc I also LOVE sushi!!! Yummmmmm

[@Bombay1618]

There are many studies that also *correlate* the intake of spicy food and the amount of calories consumed. It's thought that spicy food, or at least those who like spicy food (hence the correlation) need more gustatory stimulation overall to feel satisfied. It could be that the capsacin overstimulates the trigeminal nerve and that this may be a reason why. But just like these studies, the relationship is not causal. Btw, I love spicy food; the thought of going a day without it sounds terrible. I am of normal BMI, though I feel I eat too much.

[@Kaalyn_HOW]

In honor of the Philly D / Sean Evans episode ;)

[@brenthill3241]

Cured my chronic hemorrhoids with a bottle of hot banana peppers sprinkled on a little food now and then after spending over a hundred dollars on over the counter crap that made them worse. The pain was so bad I could hardly breath. Cured for 4 bucks within a few days. Relief within two days. To this day I keep a small jar in the fridge and sprinkle a little on a meal two to three times a month.

[@jirehguy]

"A few red flakes will add pop" That might be the whitest thing I've ever heard.

[@danielsecundaria22]

thats racist

[@TheMrTape]

@@danielsecundaria22 Your colon is racist as it will only produce brown poop. Shame on you. Also, the quoted statement is rather that of a spoiled and wannabe glamorous person, it most definitely isn't related to race.

[@danielsecundaria22]

@@TheMrTape Yeah, white isn't related to race. do you even read what you are writing?

[@NightNurseMike]

Great reporting! Love this

[@abqmalenurse]

Not so much for those with certain gastric disorders!

[@bolasblancas420]

Helicobacter pylori

[@harrisonkuchman1653]

I love your presentation! Thank you

[@SimoneProvencher]

My guess is that while there's some benefits associated with capsaicin, it's mostly that spices (including peppers) are kinda expensive for a lot of poor people/family and they tend to eat blander food AND die younger because of poverty related issues.

[@flonkas]

You’ve got to be joking. It’s so much cheaper here to buy vegetables and make a meal rather then buy expensive frozen meals

[@crenshawik]

after having travelled a bit I had one another bit different hypothesis.look at the places, which traditionally have spicy food in their cousines. Those are frequently sub-tropical, tropical places. You don't find many peppers or other equivalent in Scandinavia, russian cuisine also isn't really famous for it. On the other hand, Mexico and latin America, China, Southeast-Asia....(don't know too much about africa to be honest) these places are crawling with bacterias and parasitas. capsaicin induces a lot of secretion of body fluid where it goes through, saliva, intestinal fluid after eating a spicy meal and also gastric juice aka hydrochlorid acid, which traditionally forms a bit of barrier for pathogens. maybe it's BS, it's just an idea.

[@antaraanikapiya]

Every place has pathogens, but they may differ according to the regions. I would rather ask you to look for the number of obese people, people with cancer, diabetes,heart disease etc. and you would find these numbers to be smallef compared to the regions in west or the colder regions in the planet. Asia and Africa that has spice rich foods in their diet they are much leaner and have a rather higher immunity from a lot of diseases than an apparently fit looking westerner.

[@damagecontrol7]

I'm so impressed by Olivia's progress with up-talk elimination. You can tell she really must have put in a lot of time and effort. Bravo! 👏👏👏

[@claudesigma3784]

Stop treating her like a child, this is problematic.

[@GalinPanchev]

Very well made video, instant subscribe :)

[@schregen]

The spice extends life 👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️

[@schregen]

It does haha 🍄💋🍄💋🍄

[@nenhard]

The spice expands consciousness.

[@MrManueleh]

I was doagnosed with high bood pressure. I ztarted adding tumeric to my food and my last exam my blood presure was good despite the fact I gained 15 pounds.

[@TehMakeUpMage]

Watching this while eating pickled jalapenos

[@idiyerbill1968]

Im addicted to hot pepper Everytime i search for its unhealthy effects i only find this videos , someone should talk about Diarrhea

[@MandyDeadite]

Between drinking a lot of coffee and eating a lot of spicy food; I'm going to live forever!!

[@sillyz]

Great video Olivia!

[@Valvex_]

I just watched a few Hot Ones videos and this video shows up in my sub box :D

[@vapidrabbit198]

i think spicy foods are good for you because eating them can be like a cathartic purge... i sweat, i cry, i try to pace myself and gulp down cold beer, and continue eating till i'm a red sweaty mess... i feel a high after eating really spicy food! oh i love it!!! even if my stomach doesn't always agree.

[@sebastianelytron8450]

Spicy food loving runs in my family We all die young

[@earthpcCHClS]

individual does not equal to the aggregate, and the aggregate does not equal the individual

[@datfisheboi6519]

It’s mostly a joke

[@funkyscience]

Do you know why your butt hurts when you poop after eating spicy food? If you are curious come and watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/goWqdWeGo66fi8k

[@Interesting304]

In a new study, scientist have linked not walking in front of moving cars to a decreased risk of immediate death. That said, were still not sure how or why it works, or if its related to the 3 tons of metal that could plow over your face, so don't be so quick to change your road crossing habits just yet.. but looking both ways might not hurt.

[@ColoredMud]

I put red pepper on almost everything XD I'm literally putting it on my food right now

[@brfisher1123]

Which of these two females host do you like better? I like them both and think they both make pretty good hosts! :) a) Olivia (from SciShow) b) Caitlin (from Scishow Space) c) Both d) Neither I asked this since they both get some hate comments.

[@1ucasvb]

I hate spicy food and life, so I guess I'm lucky.

[@Pedrosa2541]

I'm a big fan of spicy foods myself, but it can be the case that people who eat spicy food eat it because they cook their own food in first place, since frozen, fried and pre-proced ones aren't spice to begin with. So eating spicy foods is more like a consequence of your diet than a cause in itself.

[@WitchVulgar]

Sean Evans is living to 200

[@explosiverift2037]

I pour chilli oil and flakes on most of my food, the rest I put way too much salt on, does this cancel out in any way?

[@Michaelcyr5]

Great video, love the host!

[@BentSmore]

Hey you feeling alright? Not looking your best today. Thanks for another wonderful video though

[@bkc286]

Indians have being doing for thousands of years

[@schregen]

Kalyan chakravarthy ha that's nothing! Pakistanis have done it for MORE than thousands of years! 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@bkc286]

John Smith lol, after all both were same at that time

[@bolasblancas420]

I thought that chiles come from mexico... you know... 1492?

[@chrispza]

Chilli peppers were introduced to India by the Portuguese.

[@SupeHero00]

Indians have been doing that only for the last 600 years..

[@Transpower]

What about these spices: ginger, garlic, rosemary, horseradish (sauce), oregano, cinnamon?

[@SlideRulePirate]

Minestrone soup simmered with a shake of crushed chillis. The Starter of the Gods.

[@sooooooooDark]

could u maybe make a vid about what spiked human evolution ~300.000ish years ago? and if it was cooking...what exactly did they cook (that fostered the crazy quick evolution)? agriculture hadnt started yet and tubers can be eaten raw...so... i really wanna know!

[@Mehhh_z]

Me after video: **eats Carolina Reaper**

[@MysticalOrb522]

AmeliART I've eaten one before. My recommendation: don't

[@Mehhh_z]

Mystical Orbit lololol

[@therockinboxer]

Good in small amounts! Stings your tongue, warms your belly, makes your ears sweat.. good in tomato sauces!

[@makeupbyushna3085]

AmeliART don't, recently a person died after eating Carolina reaper

[@Mehhh_z]

Homo Sapien do u have the sense of humor? 😀😐

[@ALPHA-xz2xc]

I eat 1-2 green chilis everyday .. Is there any problem?

[@stonedhomer621]

I don't know about living longer because when I use the rest room after eating spicy foods I feel like I am going to die.

[@violentchildhood7016]

Weak

[@Bioshocking12]

It's important to note that humans have been cultivating peppers for tens of thousands of years. Spices have been selected to serve our desires, be it food preservation, taste, or health benefits. They have essentially evolved with us! There's so much cool science to do here.

[@user-rt2hp8ym8b]

tbh i just eat spicy food then chug milk straight after

[@ScottiPimpin]

tbhpria by this, I assume your White

[@raykent3211]

Pfhorrest the cooling effect works brilliantly for me. I heard it's because milk is an emulsion of oil and water, so too for yoghurt or cream, and capaicin dissolves in oil better than in water. So milk is a lot better than beer.

[@danroberts7975]

Random fact of the day... In the US Army FM 21-76 it is stated that eating hot peppers as part of a normal diet can prevent intestinal parasites...

[@alexshathulung6265]

Me: I want to live longer Me: *watches this video and eats a lot of spicy food* Me:*butthole on fire*

[@tecknopedia4060]

How you make such videos and from where you get so much knowledge and data of researches

[@johnbagel2560]

Man is that woman a pepper because she is spicy, hot, and real curvy. Jesus please forgive me I am just trying to make a living off of likes.

[@KaentukiTheFuki]

World History With Dan a living? U grt paid for this comment? I want in

[@MikefromTexas1]

I 100% agree.

[@CimoAnto]

World History With Dan you made my day :,)

[@samhansen9771]

Wtf....

[@metametodo]

You should search for another thing to make a living off.

[@ruckus2894]

Hey the weirdest thing happened to me at school. We were told to run around the gym in a circle and all at once we all ran in a counter clock wise direction, why is that??? The teacher never said which direction and i was wondering what the science behind that is.

[@warehog3000]

I just realized this girl looks like a female Harry potter.... And no i do not know why that was the first thing to come to my mind when watching this.

[@jhonhenry9056]

Vexatron Primal Stoned dirty harry potter.

[@scn5530]

Harriet Potter

[@155Michel]

You should have also pointed out the negative research on spicy food / capsaicin. There seems to be a positive correlation with esophageal and gastric cancer.

[@impartialshift8502]

What if one were to listen to Red Hot Chili Peppers?

[@edi9892]

It cures ear-cancer, like Biber, Minaj etc....

[@HectorGarcia-cd8yq]

You'll get hella ladies and you get to be immortal.

[@edi9892]

Trust me, immortality is overrated...

[@redpoint6870]

edi and death is out of trend

[@mob999]

Probably worth mentioning that Sichuan peppers don't have capsaicin, and a lot of spicy dishes in China features Sichuan peppers as a primary spicy ingredient. That should probably be its own study since the big database came from China.

[@EdgeGaming]

I'ma live forever.

[@rvpstudioscanada3991]

That is WHY I make Indian curries. GREAT for your health.

[@bigbadwolf7996]

a good science intake for the day. caliente!!

[@charliecurilan4110]

I also believe? in the benefits of capsaisin? so I always make sure? that I incorporate this ingredient? in my diet? How about you.

[@Notarealusersname]

I like this girl but every line follows the same tone. Hard to listen to.

[@windhelmguard5295]

stick arround, she's been kicking bad habits one at a time ever since she started. i'm particularily pleased that she doesn't speak like everything is a question anymore.

[@ChromeStrand]

Windhelm Guard yes she got really improved.

[@pedrodizza9209]

Yes, she cracks on every last word of her sentence. It got me really distracted.

[@Armygirlsdad]

I went to the grocery store beside the Ace Hotel in Pasig, Metro Manila while visiting, and they sold 5-packs of the 2x spicy ramen everyone was challenging themselves with a while back. So I bought a 5-pack 4 days before flying back home. I only ate 3 of them because I couldn't eat any the day before flying back. I don't get the second-day burn, but I do get 16-hour bouts of Montezuma's Revenge immediately after eating super spicy food. (Jalapenos aren't spicy.) That 2x spicy ramen made the top of my head sweat.

[@ghosttheoremproductions5469]

Correlation does not equal causation. It's just as likely that a given persons ability to tolerate spicey food is an indicator of their lifespan. So, spicey food doesn't extend life but people with longer lifespans prefer spicey foods. - That said, I do think that spicey food is healthy. Just playing devils advocate here.

[@jeffbyrd6003]

I have to assume you didnt watch the video since they spent the entire last half of the video pointing that out as well as the various limitations and shortcomings of the study. So thanks I guess for repeating what they said for other people who dont watch the video.

[@Kaalyn_HOW]

...did....you..not listen to the video...?

[@factsoverfeelings1776]

Got that awesome gruntstyle ad that was denied to be played during the superbowl.