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===Food theories===
In traditional Burmese medicine, foods are divided into two classes: heating ({{lang|my|အပူစာ}}, ''apu za'') or cooling ({{lang|my|အအေးစာ}}, ''a-aye za''), based on their effects on one's body system, similar to the [[Chinese food therapy|Chinese classification of food]]. Examples of heating foods include chicken, bitter melon, durian, mango, chocolate, and ice cream. Examples of cooling foods include pork, eggplant, dairy products, cucumbers, and radish.

Food theories

In traditional Burmese medicine, foods are divided into two classes: heating (အပူစာ, apu za) or cooling (အအေးစာ, a-aye za), based on their effects on one's body system, similar to the Chinese classification of food. Examples of heating foods include chicken, bitter melon, durian, mango, chocolate, and ice cream. Examples of cooling foods include pork, eggplant, dairy products, cucumbers, and radish.