- The
function of
sneezing is to
expel mucus containing foreign particles or
irritants and
cleanse the
nasal cavity.
During a
sneeze, the soft
palate and...
-
mechanism to be inherited. Even less well
understood than
photic sneezing is
sneezing in
response to
periocular injection, a
trait that
appears to be inherited...
-
condition originally termed "stomach
sneeze reflex",
which is
characterized by
uncontrollable bursts of
sneezing brought on by
fullness of the stomach...
- ****ually
induced sneezing or ****
sneeze is a
phenomenon characterized by
sneezing during **** or ****ual arousal. The
person experiences sneezing as a result...
-
reverse sneezing can be observed.
Another hypothesis is
based on the
overexcitement of the pet
which might cause reverse sneezing.
Reverse sneezing might...
-
violent sneezing fit,
which shakes the room and
knocks over the bed. The
pepper continues to have an
effect on the
uncle during the day, as his
sneezing causes...
- coughing,
sneezing, or speaking.
Sneeze guards have been in use in
restaurants for decades. With the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic,
sneeze guards have...
-
Sneezing powder is a
group of
powders or powder-like
substances that
induce sneezing when
someone is
exposed to them. This is
usually done as a practical...
- the
response to
sneezing in German-speaking countries).
There are
several proposed bless-you
origins for use in the
context of
sneezing. In non-English-speaking...
- and
customs surrounding sneezing in Judaism.
Halakhic considerations concerning the
practice of
verbally responding to a
sneeze, in particular, are discussed...
