True story behind the running nose.

Why didn’t we know about this!

When we are in a meeting or party, we are hesitant to sneeze which I mentioned in my previous article about the wonderful mechanism called sneezing. If we do something to stop sneezing when it comes, we will not get sneezing for several hours. But, during these few hours, many particles from the air would have gone into our lung and increased to thousand of particles.

We usually uses balm or ointment to stop the sneezing which actually stops the sneezing gland from removing the harmful particles in our lungs. After the smell of the ointment or balm is exhausted, the sneezing gland will come back and find that there are now more and more harmful particles particles. It will say, “When there were only a few harmful particles, I could have sent them out with two or three sneezes. Now there are thousands of particles. I am not capable of doing anything now.” And it will run away from the job.

Now, the doctor in our body will call another gland called Running Nose, which is more powerful than the sneezing gland, to give the treatment. Sneezing is like sweeping our house with a broom. Running nose is like cleaning our house using water. Now, our nose will send out the particles in our lung by using water to clear them out. But, what do we do when we get running nose? We inhale it back into our nose again and again and some uses capsules and balms to prevent the running nose.

Thus we attempt to retain the unwanted particles inside our body.

These unwanted particles get accumulated and lead to bigger and more dangerous diseases over time.

Therefore, a running nose is not at all a disease.

It is a treatment by which our body cures a disease. Whenever we inhale the water coming out of our nose back into the nose, we do treachery to our body. Therefore, whenever we have a running nose, we have to blow out and get the water out of our nose. If we do this, our body will be healthy and we will not get any further disease.

Stay educated, stay healthy.

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