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						Did you know that eating food is actually a sport?								
						It's a type<br>of race in which people eat as quickly as they can, and it has a name<br>--competitive eating.								
						During matches, contestants are given a finite<br>period of time to scarf down hot dogs, pies, or pizza--even burgers!<br>								
						The person who eats the most food before the timer stops, wins<br>a trophy, and usually a cash prize as well.								
						Sweet!								
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						Consuming so much food, at such a rapid pace, requires a lot<br>of hard work and discipline.								
						As such, just like other skilled athletes,<br>competitive eaters must practice as often as possible.								
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						They train by drinking large amounts of water to incrementally,<br>and safely, stretch their stomachs.								
						Building jaw and throat muscle<br>strength is also needed.								
						However, most crucially, they must learn to<br>suppress the body's natural feeling of fullness and nausea reflexes.<br>								
						If participants throw up during a competition, they lose.								
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						While chowing down, as sport, may look like fun, it shouldn't<br>be tried at home.								
						This is due to the fact that eating too fast can<br>cause choking.								
						When competing, professional eaters always have<br>medical experts nearby, at the ready--in case something goes wrong<br>at an event.								
						It can be a fun sport to watch, both remotely and in<br>person.								
						But, normal meals should always be enjoyed slowly.								
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