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Ever heard of “heaty foods” or a “heaty body”?
Here’s what it means and how it affects your health.

In this video, Dr. Health Hair & Skin Clinic explains the traditional Chinese medicine concept of heaty foods, rooted in the yin-yang balance philosophy. While not recognized in modern medicine, this idea suggests that certain foods—known as yang or heaty foods—may cause symptoms like nosebleeds, mouth ulcers, and indigestion in some individuals.

🥭 Examples of heaty foods include:
Mangoes
Chocolate
Ginger
Coffee

If you experience “heaty” symptoms, the video shares practical tips on how to limit your intake of these foods and restore internal balance.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:
1. What “heaty foods” mean in Chinese medicine
2. Common symptoms of a “heaty body”
3.Foods to limit and why
4. How to balance your diet for better health

💬 Have you ever noticed symptoms after eating mangoes, chocolate, or coffee? Share your experience below!

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“Do you believe in the concept of ‘heaty foods’? Which food affects you the most?”
👇 Share your thoughts — let’s compare experiences!

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