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Heat for hot days

In countries where our July temperatures are considered chilly, spicy foods cool you down. It doesn't work for us because we aren't accustomed to it, but I bet you know someone who swears by a cup of hot tea every day in the summer.If you'd like to try the spicy cool-down trick, or if, like me,...

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