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What happens to your body when you sneeze?

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Changes your blood flow, which may change the rhythm of your heartbeat.

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A series of event occurs in the body during the process of sneezing.

Explanation:

The cleaning process through which the nasal pathway is cleaned automatically by the body is called as sneezing.

While sneezing, the chest muscles pack the lungs, which send a burst of air upwards.

The throat closes tight, which at that point sends the air shooting through the nose at velocities up to 100 mph.

This process leads to a splash of 2,000 to 5,000 microscopic organisms' filled droplets coming out form the nose and mouth while sneezing.

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