And resiniferatoxin, or RTX for short, does what capsaicin does, just better.

树脂毒，或者简称 RTX，和一样，而且效果更好。

Consuming this much capsaicin would certainly end up with you being sent to the hospital.

吃下这么多，结局肯定是会被送进医院的。

Do you know what capsaicin is?

你知是什么吗？

Water spreads the capsaicin around your body, making your pain even worse.

水会把扩散到你的全身，加重你的疼痛感。

But everyone reacts to this level of capsaicin differently.

但每人对这种程度的的反应是不同的。

But some rats also got a pinch of capsaicin.

不过其中一些还进食少许。

And, most importantly, birds are insensitive to the sting of capsaicin.

最重要的是，鸟类对的刺痛不敏感。

The chemical in peppers that causes the burn is called capsaicin.

中引起灼烧感的化学物质被称为。

And the way these heat units are determined is based on how hot the pepper's capsaicin is.

这些度单位的量度方法是基于的有多。

The subjects were then given food kicked up with capsaicin, which puts the heat in chili peppers.

实验者随后食用提取自的，并且强度越来越大。

But you don't physically burn, it's just capsaicin pulling a sensory hack.

但你并未被烧伤，只是刺激了感官。

Even if you have no idea what capsaicin is, you can still be sure that this one is false.

即使你并不知是什么，你还是很确定这是错的。

If only there were a pill that would neutralize the capsaicin.

如果只有一种可以中和的药丸就好了。

See, the capsaicin you eat doesn’t get completely digested.

看， 你吃的并没有被完全消化。

Typically, the smaller the chilli, the more capsaicin it has, the larger and there is less of the spicy stuff.

通常情况下，越小，越多，越大，就越不。

Spiciness, specifically capsaicin, attacks your heat receptors.

味，特别是，会攻击你的热感受器。

Lots of spicy foods get their pungency from a chemical called capsaicin.

许多辛食物的刺激性来自一种叫做的化学物质。

There's a chemical in the peppers that makes it spicy called capsaicin.

中有一种化学物质，叫。

But the active chemical in spicy foods, capsaicin, can fool these receptors into triggering.

但是辛食物中的活性化学物质可以欺骗这些受体触发。

Once in your stomach, capsaicin can actually help with digestion.

一旦进入胃中，实际上可以帮助消化。