about snot
blowing my nose changes the pressure in my sinuses such that the other nostril will begin leaking at an alarming rate.
its a conspiracy, i tell you.
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Thanks for sharing. :)
Yawning lowers the pressure in your sinuses, at the cost of raising the pressure of the air around you. This, in turn, raises the sinus pressure of those near you. Which is why, when you yawn, people near you must also yawn to lower their own sinus pressure.
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