The job of a person's nose is not just restricted to breathing and smelling.
John Clinger, M.D., an ear, nose and throat surgeon at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center has revealed 5 things that a person's nose does.
Firstly, nose produces mucus to protect a person's lungs from viruses, bacteria and particles in the air.
Secondly, they produce almost a liter of mucus daily that is swallowed.
Thirdly, the sinuses are air-filled spaces in the cheeks, the forehead, between the eyes and back part of the nose - for a total of 10.
Fourthly, 80 percent of what people think is their sense of taste is really their sense of smell.
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