I'll assume you mean start, not star. A sneeze starts inside your nose, when something like dust or pepper irritates its lining.
Cover your face, now... a sneeze. Incidentally, when you sneeze, it is impossible for you to keep your eyes open by force of will. Your eyes will close.
i guessing-the human body
A lot. Enough so that it becomes dangerous to try and stop it. One of the worst things you can do is to hold your nose and sneeze 'inward.' You generate so much force that the sneeze, I've heard somewhere, can propel mucous over 300 mph. If you try and block it, you can rupture blood vessels in your head, and even in your brain. So if you feel one coming on, let it rip and enjoy the natural and pleasurable sensation.
the human body anatomy is, the study of the morphology of the human body.
you sneeze
A sneeze is your body's way to "shoo out" a germ.
No. Just sneeze whenever you need to.
A sneeze is your body's way to "shoo out" a germ.
its process our body to protect the cells
Of course they do! All human beings sneeze. Even animals!
A human will sneeze millions of times during their lifetime. There is no way to count exactly how many actual sneezes will occur.
The same things that make a human sneeze....ie black pepper.
Your nose
every animal is able to sneeze bacause it is a thing that the body can't help
human to human transmission of disease is through air, water,or body contact of the diseased person. when a person is diseased and sneeze or cough in pen air the germs of disease gets into the air and transmit to other people.similarly water and body contact of diseased person will cause transmission
it can go up to 160 kph
> The liver is the largest organ of the body. > The human brain can at least store 4 terabytes of data in it. > The human eye can differentiate between an average of 500 colors. > You can't sneeze with your eyes open. The force of the human sneeze is so large (it travels 100 miles/hr) that it may pop out your eyes if kept open. > The shortest bone in human is in the inner ear, that is hardly larger than a grain.