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Yes, fried food can cause chest pain by triggering reflux, gallbladder attacks, or esophageal spasm, especially after large high-fat meals.

No, fried food alone doesn’t cause acne; diets rich in refined carbs and oils can worsen breakouts in acne-prone skin.

No—oily foods don’t directly cause acne; diet links point more to high-GI carbs and some dairy.

No, oily food alone doesn’t cause pimples; acne links more to high-GI diets, some dairy, and greasy contact on skin.

Yes, oily food can cause diarrhea by speeding gut transit and, in some people, by bile acid or fat malabsorption.

Yes, greasy foods can cause nausea by slowing stomach emptying and triggering reflux or bile irritation, especially after large portions.

Yes, too much greasy food can make you vomit—high fat delays stomach emptying and can trigger nausea, reflux, or foodborne illness.

No, greasy foods alone don’t cause acne; patterns like high-GI eating and oil touching skin can still trigger breakouts.

Yes, greasy food can cause stomach pain by slowing stomach emptying, provoking reflux, and stressing the gallbladder or pancreas.