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> ‘sneeze neurons’ in the nasal passages relay sneeze signals to the brain Not sure if related, but I found that pinching my nose often aborts an incoming snee
by quectophoton 2y ago
> ‘sneeze neurons’ in the nasal passages relay sneeze signals to the brain
Not sure if related, but I found that pinching my nose often aborts an incoming sneeze.
- iamjackg 2y agoTickling the roof of your mouth with your tongue also seems to stop incoming sneezes for a lot of people.
- vasco 2y agoIf your body says you should sneeze why do you think you know better? You probably have something to push out, no?
- adaml_623 2y agoIn a crowd. Holding a sleeping baby. Sneaking past a security guard....
- jrootabega 2y agoMouth full of partially chewed carrot...
- vasco 2y agoYou always must sneeze into your chelidon / reverse elbow so the crowd one I disagree. The other two you got me there.
- throwaway742 2y agoThen you get snot on your shirt sleeve.
- vasco 2y agoThat's the point, instead of everywhere.
- tetris11 2y agoDespite Hideo Kojima's best efforts for realism, Solid Snake never developed a hacking cough
- rjh29 2y agoDoes that apply to the bowels too? The body isn't that smart...
- williamdclt 2y agoI mean, yeah? I don’t really see a situation where it’s better to ignore your bowels wanting to push something out?