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Sweet Spot?

Hi All,

I assume food getting stuck means there is restriction. I can eat one type of fish yet, another one gets stuck and wont go down. Some times chicken works, other times it wont. I feel like I am hungry a lot. I never feel full. Satisfied, maybe every now and then. My stomach seems to growl a lot. Does that mean I still have a way to go to my sweet spot? Could there be something wrong?

Thanks!

JJ

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Hey Happy2bee,

I was banded at the end of December. I chew chew and when I think I am done chewing I chew some more. :biggrin:

Good Information for me too, Jack. I liked your analogy, but isn't the band non-organic, made out of plastic or latex? Just curious. SS

only the Band is organic and reacts to more complex biometrics than simple particle size.

but isn't the band non-organic, made out of plastic or latex?

I think what Jack means here is that for many, restriction level varies depending on the time of day, the time of month, stress level, and other biological factors.

For example, if I drink something cold -- imagine having a long suck out of a dacquiri or other frozen drink -- forget any food going down. If I drink something hot, like coffee or tea, my band relaxes.

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