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Can you help me figure this one out?

For lunch I had 1/2 a hot dog and got stuck (and full) and threw the rest out. For dinner I am able to chow down on a giant enchilada. Why is it that some foods go right down and others are so difficult?

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I've gotten stuck twice at breakfast. Several people on here say that A.M. it is more likely. Some say thet drink something warm to loosen things up.

It could be a possibility of different food types..a hot dog- fat and Protein..enchilada..hell even I dont know whats in those :) but maybe the different consistancy of the food effects its passage through the band.. mybe a hotdog expands in you tummy! like those kids toys that "magically grow in water"!

I also think that sometimes its mind over matter..I can drink a freakin huge margarita ( :) ) with no problem but a small glass of soy milk hurts like heck!

Mexican food always slides right on down for me. Hot dogs---not so good! No matter how well I try to chew a hot dog, it does not really get mushy-----sounds gross---but it does not break down well, so it is harder for me to digest.

I'd say stick to the enchiladas, they taste better anyway!!!

As does the margarita!!

Kat

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