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i assume that they grind their food and after that swallow. They do in fact grind their food, but they chew it for about 3 minutes first, so when they swallow, they don't choke.
So you don't choke or swallow too much air.
Because otherwise you might inhale the food or liquid into your windpipe and choke on it.
because digestion begins in your mouth and you can also choke
You can choke because the food is too big to go down your throat to your stomache.
So they don't choke on chunky food and also so they can swallow it better.
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It means to make sure all of your food in your mouth is chewed up and ready to swallow and digest... makung sure you wont choke.
For one thing you should chew all food thoroughly before swallowing. The worst thing you could swallow on accident is probably a quarter which can clog your air way. You can choke on almost anything though. Anything that you can swallow and is not chewed thoroughly if it food. You will choke, your breathing airway will not work properly and you may black out. While reading The Lovely Bones, Susie's brother swallows a stick and almost dies...so really it just matters the size, the hardness etc. Don't Swallow anything Toxic