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Junk Food

Why is the junk food so easy to get down. "Normal" food is so much harder to take in. Making it easier just to make that choice to eat the junk food. It's really a struggle to do the right thing...does anyone agree??

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I'm about 6 months out and just asked my surgeon the same thing.....he said because the sugar is very easy to break down. I've become addicted to McDonalds chocolate chip cookies....they are amazing!!!!! All in moderation of course :thumbup:

I would like to know why Bare Naked Chocolate Granola goes down just fine. Urrrrgggggg.:thumbup:

I want to know why when I scrolled down this page there was an add for a giant hamburger! Who does this kind of thing? How very incensitive!:thumbup:

There was an ad for a donut when I scrolled down...:thumbup:

I don't see any ads at all. I have an ad-blocker.

I suspect that Junk food goes down easier because it's so processed. I'm sure the doc is also correct about the sugar content.

If you're so tight that "real food" is hard to get down.. it might be time to think about a slight unfill. Doesn't have to be much ~ .2 cc can make a big difference. Just something to consider. :thumbup:

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