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Getting stuck

Do certain foods get stuck?

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It depends. We're all different. Nothing gets stuck with me if I eat properly. Some meats are more difficult than others such as leftover chicken, steak and some fish? But if I eat real small and chew big I can overcome the problem.

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Everyone is definitely different. I choose to not push the envelope (or the band in this case) and gave up all bread, rice, pasta, and basically "white food." Dry meat definitely causes me problems, but I find 9 times out of 10 it's mind over matter with me.

I have a terrible time with chicken, sticky rice and sushi. I don't eat bread at all.

Everyone is definitely different. I choose to not push the envelope (or the band in this case) and gave up all bread, rice, Pasta, and basically "white food." Dry meat definitely causes me problems, but I find 9 times out of 10 it's mind over matter with me.

This sounds like me, too. No bread, pasta, anything fluffy, no red meat except for rare ground beef and even then it sometimes doesn't go down easily.

Also just found I couldn't eat ripe peaches...too fibrous and they get stuck in my throat. Oh well. I can live without peaches.

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Yeah I don't eat any carbs. But leftover meats get me. Most of the time it's because I don't chew enough.

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