/fit/ - Fitness, Health, and Feels

Just eat hot food until your ass get used to it, homo. Or ask your boyfriend to rub his dongin progressively hotter sauces before giving you a dicking.

A lot of it is probably your diet and gut flora. I live in the southwest US where authentic mexican food is common and shocked when people from the north find mundane shit like taco bell or chipotle to be "spicy". If you live somewhere where spicy spices are not used often then you are just not used to them. The only way to change is to start eating spicy food and get your body used to it.

>>131392

>someone here once mentioned something about cayenne peppers being different than other peppers in that when you eat them they are hot but they don't hurt coming out

Not true. If you have no tolerance you will feel it.

Tolerance does exist, but it's just like training endurance. Do increase stimulus/fatigue > goal event stimulus/fatigue. Basically consume a hotter pepper/greater amount of same hotness and you will suffer a few times but then never feel it at lower amounts/intensities as long as you keep some training load (use it or lose it).

Building tolerance is a lie. I've been binge eating jalapeños for weeks and I get the shits every day.

>>131477

Sweden you seem to be mistaking a Burger for your own people.

>>131513

>Strength progression is a lie. I've been binge repping 5lb dumbbells for weeks and I'm still a flabby dyel.

>>131513

>jalapenos

<hot

I wish I could even.

>>131479

I have eaten really spicy stuff and enjoyed it but shit hot lava

nobody else heard of this hot in, cold out effect?

There's nothing special about cayenne vs any of the other hundreds of kinds of chilies. It burns your ass because you ate the seeds. Seeds are not digested, so they burn your asshole coming out. Stop eating cheap garbage where they put the (bitter shitty tasting) seeds in to save money by making it hotter without having to use more actual chilies.

>>131706

ah I see. I always liked the seeds, pretty sad I'll have to go without.

>>131709

Huh? You can't taste the seeds, they are just bitter but it gets drowned out in anything you put them in. It is literally just a way to cut costs and make things taste worse by not adding as many chilies, which actually have flavor. It is a win-win: better tasting food, no burning ass.

>>131715

I guess everyone tastes everything a little differently. I don't mind if there are no seeds but I kind of like it when there are a little bit of seeds in it. you're probably right though.