When eating spicy food, why does it burn when it "comes out" of your body?
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Capsaicin is a powerful irritant. It can burn your eyes, your nose, your mouth, and yes, even the sensitive skin "down there".
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Capsaicin in chili peppers is what makes food spicy. Capsaicin works well in that it is hot going in and hot coming out.
Yogurt actually may help. It restores helpful bacterial cultures in the colon and calms things down. A touch of aloe vera on a suppository help calm things down too.
Hope that "ends" the matter cleanly :D
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