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The chemical in hot peppers that burns is called capsaicin. It binds1 to receptors on the tongue and also in the small intestine2, where it activates3 a nerve that sends a message to the brain that you’re full. Stimulating4 the nerve also triggers your nervous system, increasing the amount of energy you use. So The More Hot Peppers I Eat, The More Calories I Burn? Yes, although it’s a small amount. It’s not like you can eat a bunch of chili5 peppers, and then eat as much junk food as you like and expect to lose weight. You still have to eat moderately and exercise. But hot peppers do give you a little extra energy boost. What About Other Spicy6 Foods? Well, spices in general are healthful, mainly because in adding flavor to food, they may help you eat more slowly. Instead of just wolfing down a burger or slice or pizza, eating spicier7 fare takes time. And the slower you eat, the more chance your body has to feel full.
1 binds | |
v.约束( bind的第三人称单数 );装订;捆绑;(用长布条)缠绕 | |
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adj.内部的;国内的;n.肠 | |
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3 activates | |
使活动,起动,触发( activate的第三人称单数 ) | |
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adj.有启发性的,能激发人思考的 | |
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n.辣椒 | |
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6 spicy | |
adj.加香料的;辛辣的,有风味的 | |
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7 spicier | |
adj.用香料调味的( spicy的比较级 );有香料味的;有刺激性的;(故事、新闻等) 刺激的 | |
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