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pain from hypoxia is relegated just to headaches, and that's why they recommend acetaminophen/paracetamol or ibuprofen, but yes the concentrated salt gives a very minor burn (but I don't know if I'd describe it like that, I've had it but not from SN). It's not bad, it's about the level of discomfort you'd get from being very hungry, but that's just my experience. I know this from having had to take a large amount of salt and potassium tablets on an empty stomach.
