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Q: constant nose-blowing and excessive snot

asked by: angell on February 2nd, 2004

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I've been sick with the flu this week and have been blowing my nose constantly and haven't been able to believe the amount of snot that has been coming out. Where does it all come from????

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jandie

replied on February 3rd, 2005

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Ya.. I Was Wondering About the Same Thing.

I also caught a cold and yes, my nose was just running like crazy.... So I googled the same question and here's an article. It's designed for kids so the explanation is toned down, but it's very clear. Anyways, I thought I was the only one who was wondering about this.. :d
http://kidshealth.Org/kid/talk/qa/nose_run .Html

juliacameron

replied on February 4th, 2005

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Garlic Without Bat Breath?

I found that aged garlic is perhaps the best form for getting all the goodness from garlic without bad breath. Is this true? What is aged garlic exactly? Where can I find aged garlic?

drAllicin

replied on February 8th, 2005

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Garlic Against Cold, Without Bad Breath!

It is true! Aged garlic is the extract of fresh, whole garlic aged in alcohol. It contains all of the natural goodness from whole fresh garlic, and if administered correctly, without the unpleasant aftertaste or odor!

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