A major review found that people who consumed the most chili peppers had a substantially higher risk of esophageal cancer, ...

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People who regularly eat large amounts of chili peppers face a meaningfully higher chance of developing esophageal cancer, ...

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A review of 14 studies found a link between high chilli intake and oesophageal cancer, while stressing that the findings do not prove causation.

The good news is that what you eat and drink can help you recover after a long day in the heat. Certain foods and beverages can support hydration, help replace lost electrolytes and provide nutrients ...

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