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The Nasal Cavity is lined with a type of tissue called "Nasal Mucousa " a Mucous Membrane that is always wet to moist and secretes a liquid that is "Saline based" or Salt based it also contains other minerals and all the bodily secreted fluids act as a catalyst sort of like Digestive acid in your stomach and starts the breakdown process and then the Nasal Mucousa also has another quality about it, It has a great ability for Absorption this then allows you to benefit from it by being able to absorb Nasally sprayed medications and the always moist Mucous Membrane helps catch dust, micro bugs, Pollens etc. before you inhale them causing more Mucous to be secreted.

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