Sneezing — what do you know about it?
Sneezing is a natural reflex that accompanies us every day. Some say that when sneezing, vital functions stop for a fraction of a second, and there have even been theories that a pleasant feeling of light dizziness when sneezing equals 1/10 of an orgasm. Many, sneezing in the company, start laughing or apologizing, others, imperceptibly "splashing" on a handkerchief, pretend that nothing happened. In most cultures, they wish health, in some they bless, and in others, depending on the number of sneezes, you have a complete list of wishes and quotes ready. According to research, sneezing is a big mistake that should be mercifully ignored if it happens in a company. Who would have thought that a sincere "bee" could turn out to be such a complex phenomenon... Further in the blog "Antina Anta - my view" http://antina.ru/blog/chikhani....e_chto_vy_o_nem_znae
Sneezing is a reflex sharp exhalation of air to clean the nasal mucosa of allergens, runny nose and throat, dust and dirt. The contraction of the abdominal and intercostal muscles during this process, as well as the closure of the larynx, lead to the creation of hypertension in the chest, which leads to a sudden release of aerosol mist after the larynx is unblocked. Liquids are released through the mouth and nose at a speed of up to 40 km per hour. Sneezing occurs in humans and some animal species. There was even a thesis that sneezing stops the heart rate, and even the theory that sneezing can lead to a rupture of blood pressure or blood clots in it was tested. This, of course, is complete nonsense. An infection or illness that causes sneezing can be dangerous, but sneezing itself should help our body.
The pressure that accumulates in the chest is high enough to clear the mucous membrane, but safe enough not to kill us.