pbing

[Guest guest]

It means " Productive Burp " .

Unless there is something in the tea (an herb, for example) that upset

your stomach, nausea after just drinking liquids is a bad sign. See if

something else goes down OK (water, juice, coffee, etc) and if not,

then see your doctor right away (today, call and tell him it is an

emergency). Being unable to drink is very dangerous, especially in the

warmer months.

On 6/17/05, Kerri <kerri@...> wrote:

> Can you PB liquids? Like if I just drank some caffeine free tea and I

> feel a bit nauseous? I haven't had solids since 8 this morning so 3.5

> hours ago. I know what PB means, but what does PB stand for?

>

> Thank you!

>

> Kerri

>

> Op date: May 4th, 2005

> 232/207/130ish

>

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Steve Kalman

[Guest guest]

ok Im new lol I havent gotten my first fill yet I was banded on2-22

and have a 10cc band. I actually have lost about 11 or 12 lbs so far

but really dont have any restriction that I can tell. I plan on my

first fill probably around april 1. Can anyone tell me what is pbing??

I see it talked that and slimeing...Id like to be prepared for it...

thanks, Kathy

[Guest guest]

I wrote a little "ditty" up about PBing and put in the "files" area of the website called Productive Burp. Slimming, I would describe this way...When you eat, your esophagus needs saliva to help "push" the food down. When something gets stuck in your esophagus, your body produces all this saliva and keeps creating more and more to get that out of your throat. Slimming, is when that "saliva" comes back out instead of going down. It comes in long ropes and is disgusting but I feel better when I get the slim out and it doesn't go in my "little" tummy and sit there. UGH I hope this helped. Cyrena DOB: 1/19/07240/143/145start/current/goalwww.cyrenaweeks.blogspot.com