You feel thirsty after eating greasy oily foods because oil has salt in it and humans are most likely to put salt in greasy foods and salt makes you want water or any other liquid
eating oily food can give you pimples
Oily foods will dehydrate you. Much like alcohol, caffeine, or salty foods. Your body is just telling you that you need to replenish what you've lost.
Sodium chloride doesn't feel oily.
They both are really unhealthy. Grilled foods have grease and oily skins, while fried foods have large crisps and greasiness.
Assuming there is nothing else wrong with you, it sounds like an allergic reaction to something in the food you are eating. One possible symptom of an allergy is feeling dizzy. That is all I can think of atm. Try keeping a record of what you ate when the symptoms occur. It may be that something in the cooking oil is the cause. If the symptoms occur when a certain food is served, you then know that there is something in the food that is the cause. Also, if you get stomach upset after eating these oily foods, then that would be the cause of the dizziness. An upset stomach can lead to those symptoms.
The waxy taste you are experiencing is probably due to eating cold, oily food. If you are eating oily food always heat it up prior to eating. If this does not solve it, you may want to brush your teeth more often as this could be related to bacteria in your mouth. If this is really bothering you, consult your dentist or GP. Any questions, please don't hesitate to send me a message via WikiAnswers. Johann
Exercising daily running jogging & taking long breath. Eating healthy food vegetables, fruits & avoiding oily food fast food etc.
Usually at fast food resturants the food is very oily anf greasy and can be very unhealthy nit usually in a resturants in which
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Yes, it does happen. Also avoid eating oily, salty, or sour foods as well. Eat healthier in your diet.
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eat oily stuffs and after eating oily stuffs, drink as much water as you can and wait for a day and you'll see the difference