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Why have my sneezes suddenly started smelling like sweet flowers?
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I took part in a quiz in which the following question was asked: "Your bodily functions stop when you sneeze. True or false?" I answered "false", but the quizmaster said it was true. Does he have a case, and if so, what happens physiologically when you sneeze?
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Sneezing and coughing while asleep.

Do people sneeze when they are asleep? If yes, why then that doesn't wake us up as both quite 'explosive' moves. On the other hand what is the reason for not sneezing and coughing? These are both involuntary reactions, so why would sleep block them? And what would happen if I would sprinkle a pinch of pepper on some sleeping person's nose?
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Why are there different types of sneezes?

Why is it that if I am eating and can feel a sneeze coming I can often tell if I'm going to spray food everywhere or manage to keep my mouth closed?
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I took part in a quiz in which the following question was asked: "Your bodily functions stop when you sneeze. True or false?"

I answered "false", but the quizmaster said it was true. Does he have a case, and if so, what happens physiologically when you sneeze?

Jennifer O'Neill, London, UK
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The little death

I took part in a quiz in which the following question was asked: "Your bodily functions stop when you sneeze. True or false?" I answered "false", but the quizmaster said it was true. Does he have a case, and if so, what happens physiologically when you sneeze?

Jennifer O'Neill London, UK
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Can we sneeze in our sleep??
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  • Asked by santu123
  • on 2010-11-16 17:33:15
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Why does the involuntary act of sneezing often feel really good?

Ann Gilmour, Belfast, UK
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Why does a sneeze go away when someone interrupts or talks to us?
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  • Asked by Al-Anoud
  • on 2010-07-12 17:28:48
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Does our heart stop when we sneeze?

A friend told me this, I've heard it before but I'm not entirely sure if it's true.If it is true, why does this happen?
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  • Asked by Lana
  • on 2010-06-14 20:38:18
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