Quiz: How Spicy Are You?

WHAT’S HOT:

SOUTH AFRICA

HOW SPICY ARE YOU?

1. WHAT'S YOUR IDEA OF RELAXATION?

MEDITATION

MOVIE THEATRE

BUNGEE JUMPING

KNITTING

2. WHAT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY DOING AT A PARTY?

HANGING BY THE FOOD

TAKING OVER THE DJ BOOTH

DANCING ON THE TABLE

NOT A PARTY PERSON

3. WHAT'S YOUR DREAM VACATION SPOT?

BUENOS AIRES

LONDON

IBIZA

HAWAII

4. To tattoo or not to tattoo?

TO TATTOO

NOT TO TATTOO

YOU’RE SUPER-SPICY!

You my friend are as spicy as they come. You choose jumping out of an airplane over quiet mediation. You show your friends how to have a good time, and they thank you for it. Keep up the spice, and don’t forget to keep spicing up other people’s lives.

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SPICY JUST ISNT YOUR STYLE.

Hello, mellow! You like to take life slow and easy. Avoiding situations that can get heated is your specialty, and if you had your choice, you'd rather be strumming a guitar on the beach than bungee jumping Paulo Alfonso canyon. Friends may think you need to spice it up every once-in-awhile, but you know the pace that makes you happy in life. Congrats!

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S0 ENO ACTIVE FRUIT SALT REGULAR (POWDER). Each 5,0 g dose contains: Sodium Bicarbonate 2,32 g; Anhydrous Citric Acid 2,18 g; Sodium Carbonate 0,50 g, Reg. No.: Y/11.4/185. Namibia: NS0 Reg. No: 12/11.4/0054. Botswana: S4 Reg. No.: BOT1703153. Zambia Reg. No.: 025/016.

S0 ENO ACTIVE FRUIT SALT ORANGE (POWDER). Each 5,0 g dose contains: Sodium Bicarbonate 2,29 g; Anhydrous Citric Acid 2,16 g; Sodium Carbonate 0,50 g. Reg. No.: Y/11.4/187.

Bottles containing 100 g and 200 g. Packs of 72 x 5 g sachets. Travel packs of 10 x 5 g or 20 x 5 g sachets.

S0 ENO ACTIVE FRUIT SALT (POWDER) Each 5,0 g dose contains: Sodium Bicarbonate 2,29 g; Anhydrous Citric Acid 2,16 g; Sodium Carbonate 0,50 g; ***Cooling Flavour Evercool. Reg no.: Y/11.4/186.

S0 ENO ACTIVE FRUIT SALT MINT FLAVOUR (POWDER) Each 5,0 g dose contains: Sodium Bicarbonate 2,32 g; Anhydrous Citric Acid 2,18 g; Sodium Carbonate; 0,50 g; ***Cooling Flavour Evercool. Reg no.: Z/11.4/13.

***Cooling sensation

S0 ENO TABLETS ORANGE FLAVOUR (Antacid Chew Tablets). Each tablet contains: Calcium Carbonate 500 mg. Reg no.: M/11.4/6. Namibia: NS0 Reg. No: 17/11.4/0018. Zimbabwe: Reg. No: 97/16.1/3202. Botswana: S3 Reg. No: BOT1703156.

S0 ENO TABLETS PEPPERMINT FLAVOUR (Antacid Chew Tablets). Each tablet contains: Calcium Carbonate 500 mg. Reg no.: M/11.4/23. Namibia: NS0 Reg. No: 17/11.4/0019. Zimbabwe Reg. No: 97/16.1/2932. Botswana: S3 Reg. No: BOT1703151.

Relief from heartburn and acid indigestion.

1. 6 symptoms of heartburn. List of 6 Symptoms: 1. Bitter or sour taste in mouth 2. Burning sensation in throat 3. Burning sensation in chest 4. Burning sensation in stomach 5. Stomach discomfort 6. Heaviness**

** Due to acid indigestion or gastric acid

Reference: Roger Jones and Karen Ballard. Healthcare seeking in gastro-oesophageal reflux disease: a qualitative study. European Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology 2008, 20;260-275. FDA, 21CFR331.11(d), 2019.

ENO gets to work in 6 seconds*: *Johnson S and Suralik J. A Comparison of the Effect of Regular ENO and Placebo on Intragastric pH. Practical Gastroenterology 2009, 28-32.

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