The science of sniffing and the science of sneezing

The late Baburao Patel, the editor of 'Mother India' (formerly known as Film India), was adept at answering readers' questions in a humorous and sarcastic manner. "Do you smell sneezes?" "I always like to keep my handkerchief clean," he said.

Venerable Pope Urban VIII expressed his displeasure at the habit of sniffing during prayers in the church. "During Jesus' prayer, people sniff and defile the precious garments laid out in the holy place of the church. Not only that, but the whole atmosphere is filled with foul-smelling harmful fumes, so in view of this, the 13th Christian clergyman issued an ordinance banning the perpetrators of such crimes from the society. In the 19th century, the Russians were ordered to cut off their noses. Louis XIV of France, an enemy of tobacco, tried to ban sneezing and smoking from his kingdom, but to no avail.

The king severely punished the queen of Prussia, who was caught sniffing at her husband's coronation.

Jean Nicot, a Frenchman whose name is associated with nicotine, made a significant contribution to popularizing sneezing. Nicote himself had sniffed the sneeze before giving it to a French cardamom living in Lisbon. Nicote sent a sneeze to Empress Catherine Medici. Appreciating her enthusiasm, the queen named the sneeze as "the queen's medicine". Sneezing is also recognized in European courts.

Ramon Payne, a monk on another voyage with Columbus, was surprised to see him sniffing Indian tobacco. He took the sample to his home country of Portugal. In the same way the sailors of Columbus took a sample of this sneeze to Spain and there the sneeze was propagated.

Do you think that the sneezing habit is going away from the growing industry of cigarettes, cigar pipes etc. So that belief is full of error. Tapakir sold અમેરિકા 150 million in the US last year. Order comes first in the production and use of tapakir.

Only three per cent of the tapakir sold in the US today is made by three companies, Conwood, Corporation, HelmProducts and the United States Tobacco Company. The contribution of these three companies in making sixty different types of tapakir is very important.

These companies keep private formulas for their particular brand of tapakir. In the same way that the world-famous Coca-Cola Company does not reveal its formula to anyone, these companies keep their formula as a top secret. The US tobacco company never allows its snuffmaster and its assistants to fly together.

The company fears that if the plane crashes and all three die together, then who will sneeze? The company takes this precaution so that the special method of making sneezes is not destroyed. No one but these three is aware of this formula?

Today, in addition to cigarettes, cigar pipes, tobacco is used in other ways. Except for sneezing, tobacco powder is arranged in the globe if behind the lower lip. Even in this hunger like sneezing, the fragrance is now mixed abroad. You can buy cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, perfume or any other flavored tobacco sneeze and mouthwash tobacco sneeze from a supermarket chemist or tobacco shop abroad.

Sneezes packed in decorative boxes, tins or glass jars weighing from half an ounce to five pounds are available today. The scent of sneezing or tobacco spreads through the nose or mouth.

Smoking is strictly forbidden while working. Judges, scientists working with explosives, miners, refinery workers, etc. cannot smoke during their work. Many lives are endangered when a spark is blown out while lighting a lamp or while smoking. After realizing this, such people turned to Tapkir. Soldiers developed a habit of sneezing during World War II. The habit of smoking seems to be very convenient compared to other tobacco.

When Texas political leader Jerry Sedler had to go overseas for two years, he kept enough money in his bag for two years. He describes sneezing in a poetic style. "Smoke is the ghost of tobacco. Chewing tobacco is the body. Sneezing is the soul of tobacco. "

Sneezing is widely used in forests in the northwest of the Pacific. A joke is prevalent there regardless of this.

Getting lost in these jungles is not difficult at all. Do as much as you have forgotten the way, chase the tin can thrown away on the way and move on. You will inevitably reach a wooden warehouse.

There can be many reasons for the popularity of Tapkir. If you buy one rupee in Mumbai for a low price, you can easily run it for two-three days. In the United States, the average person smells about three ounces a week. The retail price of Aus is twelve cents. So you can spend less than twenty-five cents a week on hobbies.

Another reason is that you can use it anywhere. Smoking is prohibited on the bus in theaters, on local trains, in certain hotels and in some places. Such boards will be seen. But sneezing is forbidden, has such a sign been read anywhere?

Eating a tobacco leaf or holding tobacco in a goulash also requires going out to spit. But there is no such thing as sneezing.

There is more to add than just sneezing. Nowhere is it known that anyone's health has deteriorated due to the use of tapakir. There is a link between oral cancer and sneezing. No one has proved that since 19. On the contrary, Tapkir is said to have a long life span. When King Louis XIV ordered the Drukd High Court to close the tapkir, he fainted and fell into a fit.

Medical science has also given importance to the use of sneezing. Sneezing is said to be extremely useful in opening the nose which is closed due to sinus. Tapkir has found an effective medicine-like adjective for sore teeth. One doctor suggested sneezing to refresh the brain. Medications taken for sleep before the beginning of the twentieth century can cause sneezing in a row of pills. That was to say.

Over time, Tapkir became the butt of jokes in London. One sarcasm later identified the habit of sneezing as a craving for a long nose. Despite these jokes and jokes, none of Tapkir's captives put up a habit. On the contrary, sniffing has become a fad. Improvements in the design of sneezing bins began to increase. Art and carving began to appear in the boxes. A special school was set up for the systematic use of this type of canister and sneeze.

The trick is to take the box out of the pocket or pocket with the left hand, to tap the lid three times with the finger of the right hand and then to open the box and take out a pinch from it and put it in the left hand between the fingernail of the right hand and the first finger.

But some of these old-fashioned gentlemen and sannyasis objected. To keep their toenails clean, their chewing gum seemed to be filled with tapakir raj and as a remedy they started keeping a small spoon, but when they went to sniff the tapakir with a spoon, the tapakir was likely to fall on her mouth skirt or scarf.

Europe's great Tapkir era lasted for two decades and the demand for Tapkir grew by leaps and bounds. In 1905, a sneezing factory in Seville had to shut down more than 3,000 workers. Londoners buy their necessities from over seven thousand shops. Even politicians are not free from the addiction of tapakir. Queen Elizabeth I was bound by Frederick the Grade and Napoleon the sneeze. George III was nicknamed Snuffy Charlotte, the queen. The well-known French diplomat considers the practice of tapakir to be of paramount importance for telerad politicians. Because when he is asked absurd questions, under the pretext of sniffing tapakir, he finds the answer in the time he gets.

On either side of the pulpit from the American cent are found slightly larger brown cans of beautifully carved size. No senator admits that he smelled tapkir himself, despite the fact that he checked both the boxes at each meeting and filled them with regular tapkir. And even though his servant knows all this, he does not speak out.

There are about six million Tapkirs in the American population, of which 80 percent are women. Is. This is almost double the sales of 1,200. But that is ten times the total production of 6 million pounds in 19.

The sneeze of the common man is rarely introduced. Because man cannot see himself sneezing. Eyes are also inevitable when sneezing. The power of sneezing has been studied classically. Sneezing experts from the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the US have even taken a 'measure' of normal sneezing. His research has shown that, during a sneeze, splashes fly at a speed of 12.5 miles per hour? And sneeze drops fly up to 2.5 meters away. If there is favorable wind, sneeze drops can spread up to 15 meters. Thus sneezing contributes significantly to the spread of colds. Millions of microscopic droplets of sneezes spread through the air through a single sneeze. Therefore, it is advisable to keep a handkerchief in front of the mouth while sneezing.

Research in Britain in 1981 showed that sneezing spreads the flu virus. In colder climates such as Europe and America, bacteria that spread through the air through sneezing live much more often. Therefore, it is considered anti-social and rude behavior not to touch the nose while sneezing. Fortunately, the bacteria that are spread by sneezing in our tropics cannot survive more than 40 degrees Fahrenheit [60 C]. Thus a sneeze can infect very few people. When one person sneezes on a crowded bus or train in London, at least ten people catch a cold the next day.

French author Georges Elliott describes sneezing as a socialist process. According to his opinion, everyone is sneezing. From a newborn baby to an old man in his sixties, he does not sneeze. Even animals and birds sneeze.

There are two main types of sneezing. A sudden sneeze without giving any notice. The second type of sneeze is a natural impulse. So it is foolish to try to stop it. Trying to stop sneezing, according to medical science, can result in deafness of the ear. If the sneeze is severe and stopped, it is possible to get a fracture in the nasal bone. Stopped sneezing also causes headaches. Because, the natural body tends to. That process stops. Fruiting bacteria enter the brain and cause pain.

With just one or two sneezes, the brain becomes relaxed. Bacteria are the cause. Even excessive sneezing causes trouble. Many people start sneezing at once. Then can not hang. Gentlemen who sneeze at the same time try different remedies. There are various medications available in America for such bulk sneezers. Doshi's doctor comes to the aid of people who sneeze a lot. Various tips and tricks are tried when sneezing does not stop.

Sneezing attacks often do not go away, even if you try everything from headaches to sniffing garlic. Because sneezing is not just caused by muscle contraction or expansion, there can be many reasons for sneezing. But it should not be forgotten that mental causes and nerve stimulation can cause sneezing. A lot of people don’t know that a sexually aroused person has a sneeze attack?

Sneezing experts say that the main reason for sneezing is the tingling of the muscles inside the nose. The brain needs permission before sneezing. The muscles inside the nose send a message to the brain through a nerve that the nasal discharge is disturbed. Thus, in order to calm the muscles, according to the command of the brain, fluid is left on the nasal muscles and the waste or bacteria that cause turbulence are steeped. At the same time the brain gives another command to the respiratory system to take a deep breath. As a result, the next moment you sneeze ... sneeze ... sneeze.

Sneezing is common. But the sneeze that comes without an invitation sometimes does not come even with a million attempts. There is no point in twisting the tip of the handkerchief, wrinkling in the nose, sniffing the sneeze and waiting for the sneeze to come out. To get rid of such a problem, sneezing experts recommend eating a big yawn. Just sneeze and be happy!