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According to psychologist Paul Rozin of the University of Pennsylvania, about a third of the people around the world eat hot peppers every single day.
宾夕法尼亚大学的心理学家保罗·罗津 Paul Rozin就认为，世界上约有三分之一的人每天都在吃辣椒。 yeeyan
In response, Rozin theorizes, the brain releases endorphins, natural pain killers that may produce a temporary high.
罗津据此推理，作为回聩反应，大脑会分泌内啡肽，一种天然止痛剂，然后产生一阵情绪高潮。 blog.sina.com.cn
Others, notably Dr. Paul Rozin at the University of Pennsylvania, argue that the beneficial effects are too small to explain the great human love of chili- spiced food.
但是宾夕法尼亚大学以研究吃辣而闻名的保罗·罗津 Paul Rozin博士认为，仅仅以有益作用来解释人类对辣味食物的无比热爱是远远不够的。 yeeyan
According to University of Pennsylvania researcher Paul Rozin, capsaicin the natural ingredient that gives chilies their pow, stimulates the mouth's nerve endings, causing a burning sensation.
根据宾夕法尼亚大学的保罗•罗津研究员研究，辣椒素是一种能使辣椒产生辣味的天然成分，它能刺激口腔中的神经末梢，产生火辣辣的感觉。 blog.sina.com.cn
In 1980, Rozin and a colleague, Deborah Schiller, reported a study in which they compared the pepper preferences of Mexicans and Americans.
1980年，罗津和同事黛博拉·席勒 Deborah Schiller完成了一项关于墨西哥人和美国人辣椒偏好性的研究。 yeeyan
No one knows for sure why humans would find pleasure in pain, but Dr. Rozin suggests that there’s a thrill, similar to the fun of riding a roller coaster.
依然没有人知道为什么人类会在这种疼痛感中发现愉悦，罗津博士认为这是一种刺激感，和坐过山车时获取的乐趣相类似。 yeeyan
Still, Rozin said, the findings add to a growing field of research on a phenomenon called embodied cognition, which has been revealing blurred boundaries between thinking and doing.
剧照， Rozin说，调查结果增加被具体表达被在想与做之间使边界模糊的一直显示的认识的在一种现象上的一个研究的成长领域打电话给。 yeeyan
Rozin and colleagues set up comparisons of restaurants in the two cities, matching restaurants by location, price and type of food.
根据地理位置、价格和食物种类， Rozin和他的同事对这两个城市的饭店进行了比较。 mdchome
Rozin and Schiller found no correlation between age and tolerance though.
但罗津和席勒发现年龄和辣椒素耐受性之间并无相关性。 yeeyan |