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Everybody sneezes, but some people sneeze daily while other folks just don't. The sneeze is your body's way of expelling foreign element from your nose from irritants like dust and pollen, to bacteria and viruses. This blustery act is more complicated than all that. Check out these five surprising facts about this ordinary phenomenon. Exercise makes people sneeze. When working hard and breathing Read more
Since I have allergies to pets, dust, and pollen, I find myself sneezing pretty much everyday. Now that Spring weather is on its way, I know I'm in for a lot of sneezing. What about you? Source How Often Do You Sneeze? I sneeze everyday. I sneeze every few days. I sneeze maybe once a week or less. It depends on the time of year, or if I'm faced with an allergen. Read more
Someone has a witty, bitty cold and just can't keep the sneezies at bay. He closes his eyes to shake it off and — oh. my. awww. — produces that adorable little sound we only hear out of stuffed animal squish toys. You know what I'm talking about. (Thanks, College Humor!) Read more
If you can't handle the sneeze, baaaack outta the barnyard boys. . . Read more
She may not be potty-trained just yet, but Sophie the Shih Tzu can groom herself and then sneeze (in that order) on command. It's critical to develop the most important skills first, right? Priorities, priorities... Read more
If you never want to hear another peep out of your biological clock, just watch this video. (Anyone got any Emergen-C? I feel a cold coming on.) Read more
Hiccuping for three weeks straight? Ha. That's for sissies. Try sneezing for two years straight. Read more
I think I speak for everyone when I say that, in spite of knowing what's coming, it still manages to surprise me when this mama sneezes. Meanwhile, baby panda's totally chill afterwards. Read more
We're in the midst of high pollen season, and here at Sugar HQ, we're trading tips on allergy relief almost as much as monthly must haves. As temperatures rise, flowers and trees aren't the only ones shedding sneeze-causing particles: your pet is busy sloughing off fur and dander which can increase the intensity of itchy eyes and runny noses. Of course, you could research the best hypoallergenic Read more
Most of us are psyched for warmer weather, but allergy sufferers are cursing runny noses, congestion, red eyes, and itchy throats. You may not realize it, but here are the everyday things that can aggravate your symptoms. Exercising outside is a no-brainer when temps start going up, but not so for those allergic to pollen. If you can't bear to skip outdoor workouts, try to exercise early in the Read more
