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Japanese Food

I just love japanese food, so was a big surprise for me when I went last week to eat sashimi (raw fish) , I have very hard time to digest, anyone with the same issue?

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Oh man, that sucks! I didn't have a problem, as a matter of fact, I was able to eat more than I thought! Maybe it will get better.

sadly since my last fill(Aug) no sushi for me I love it but even when I eat it slow I slime. I was so hopeful I would loosen up enough but so far no. I definately can't eat fried rice anymore but I still could eat suchi until recently

Good Luck

How long did it take to digest before and now? It should always take 3-5 hours for food to break down in your stomach before passing into your small intestine.

I had sushi a few nights ago and as usual it probably took 3-5 hours to digest. But it's a process that occurs without our knowledge or awareness.

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