Cases where AP are used include atmospheric pressures readings: where one is trying to determine air pressure (expressed in units of atmâs, where one is equal to 101,325 Pa), Mean Sea Level pressure (the air pressure at sea level; on average: 101.325 kPa), or the boiling point of water (which varies based on elevation and differences in air pressure ...
Best Answer: Yes burnt food can make your stomach hurt and its hard to digest, it's not very good to eat. But you should be okay if it was just a little. The burnt part is just really bitter so that will also contribute to stomach upset.
Someone said to me that burnt food was as dangerous as a cigarette, which is a pretty big claim, so I've been searching the web and some research databases, looking for evidence. There's very little on the web about it, besides a lot of idle speculation on messageboards.