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This will drop your hp really quickly. If it's just a tiny small bit you can survive; but if it's more, you get sick up to the fever stage, and your health will drop even faster.
Assuming you noticed your mistake immediately, it's possible to eat some lemongrass to cure yourself.
Otherwise, drop your body temp (shoes only, + no insulation wet clothing, + water with you because if will go down fast) if you are getting too hot, eat as much as possible (bursting moodlet). Don't sleep since it's better to keep yourself full than sleeping.
SIde note, if you were bleeding and used a bandage, don't remove it as you might still be bleeding - making you lose a tiny more health in the process of changing the bandage. that could be the small amount that kill you in the end.
You should never bleed out from removing a bandage if you can replace it and don't replace it at the last second.
The 'burning' bar when you overcook something is indicative of more than just 'oh I made this toast a little caramelized.' If it reaches the end of the meter, it means the food has literally caught fire and if it keeps getting cooked, it will probably catch the house on fire and burn down your place. Some people don't seem to understand that past a certain point in the burning meter your 'food' is a mess of ashes and charcoal.
It is no longer 'a very good meal,' it's like eating leftovers from the fireplace.
Also, if it's the neck, you bleed out in matter of second - if the bandage is in a bag you can die from bleeding, if you are too slow.