Well, you may not believe this but eating food is associated with choking on food. OK, we all have to eat, so the next thing is reduced sensitivity of the throat. Typically, a person -- a cigarette smoker -- in a steak house is drinking. He takes a large piece of meat, chews a little, it moves back in his throat and he tries to swallow (automatically). He chokes when the piece of meat is too large to be swallowed. Why drinking -- reduces reflexes and cuts sensitivity. Why smoking -- it cuts sensitivity of the throat. So live long by not smoking, not drinking too much (ha), take small bites, and chew thoroughly.
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Choking is caused by food or an item being stuck in the esophagus. Esophagus is the passage to the lungs and the stomach. So if food gets stuck in the esophagus, the lungs get blocked from receiving oxygen as well.
your airway also known as the trachea
Choking and the Heimlich ManeuverChoking, which is caused by food or another foreign object becoming lodged in the throat, or airway, accounts for nearly 4,600 deaths each year.
The precaution for choking for adults is the same as it is for children. To prevent choking thoroughly chew food.
I have acid reflux and yes it does cause some choking...if food comes up and you swallow, you may end up choking on this partially digested food. Also, i sometimes wake up just choking on hot air.
yes it can.
choking hazard?
It's called your choking! It means the food is stuck in your windpipe!
I think the answer your looking for is listeria.
By completely chewing your food.
chew yer food