Developed by Moms tired of chasing Runny noses. Nypollergenic blend of natural saline and moisturizing vitamin E and Aloe
1 out of 4 kids pick there nose at least once a day and 1 of 5 pick there nose at least 5 times a day.
Your nose is the ultimate lean, green, booger producing machine. Your nose makes mucus to prevent dust and pollen from traveling to your lungs. Some mucus is swallowed (about a quart a day) and some stays nestled in your nose. When you breathe dry air into your nose, that mucus is dried and becomes a booger.
When you have a cold virus, your body defends itself by making lots of snot, it's your body's way of trying to flush the virus out. After a few days your boogers may become white or yellow- that's your immune system creating cells to fight back.
The speed of a sneeze is approximately 100 mph. That's faster than a cheetah can run. (No statistics yet on the speed of a sneeze from a running cheetah!) In addition to being speedy, a single sneeze can send 100,000 germs into the air! While that might not be good news if you're standing next to a sneezer, sneezing is actually a good thing. Sneezes protect your body by clearing the nose of bacteria and viruses.