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Can a bulimic lose their gag reflex?
Yes, it's quite common to lose your gag reflex. [experience]
Why does my baby gag herself with her fingers?
Babies may gag themselves with their fingers as a way to explore their gag reflex and develop their oral motor skills. It is a common behavior for infants as they learn about their bodies and the world around them.
Why does my baby gag himself with his fingers?
Babies may gag themselves with their fingers as a way to explore their gag reflex and develop their oral motor skills. It is a common behavior in infants as they learn about their bodies and the world around them.
Name a common gag gift at an over the hill birthday party?
CANE
What is the name of a self-retaining mouth gag?
A common type of self-retaining mouth gag is known as the "Molt Mouth Gag." It is designed to hold the mouth open during dental or surgical procedures without the need for constant manual adjustment, allowing for better visibility and access for the practitioner. Other variations include the "McIvor Gag" and the "Wisconsin Gag."
Why cant you eat a tablespoon of cinnimon?
because the real "cinnimon" is to hot. Real cinnimon can make a person gag
What is a palindrome used for choking?
gag
What does the booze fighters gb patch mean?
It stands for "Gag Box"
What can delay a five month old infant from having semisolid food?
The most common reason is because babies are naturally born with a stronger gag-reflex than we have when we're older. You will notice babies placing the food in their mouths, then using their tongue to push it right back out. This is because of their gag-reflex. It takes longer for some babies to control it and eat semisolids, than it does others.
What is the definition of the term gag factor?
The term gag factor refers to the gag reflexes. For example, a baby has very sensitive gag reflexes so even small amounts of food may cause the baby to gag.
How come when you stick something down your throat you gag but when you eat you don't gag?
Gagging is a reflex designed to protect the airway from foreign objects, triggered by stimulation of the gag reflex in the throat. When you eat, your body is prepared for food intake, and the swallowing mechanism is activated, which helps prevent gagging. Additionally, the texture and size of food are typically suitable for swallowing, whereas sticking something down your throat can trigger the gag reflex more readily. Thus, the context and nature of what's being swallowed play a significant role in whether or not gagging occurs.
What is a palindrome for a trick or joke?
Gag
