You have two different pipes--one to the stomach, one to the lungs. It's bad for food to go into the lungs, so when you breathe, the opening to the stomach closes. When you swallow, the opening to the lungs closes. Of course, when you swallow, you often swallow small amounts of air (hence, burps), but that won't cause as many problems as when you get foods or liquids in your lungs (what we often call "swallowing the wrong way"--it causes discomfort and coughing as the lungs try to expel the food or liquid).
you can't breathe and swallow at the same time because it is not humanly possible and you might gag and feel a little hard to breathe. try and see if it is and report back.
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It allows us to swallow and breathe and breathe and talk at the same time. The vapors from he tract can help with eating the food.
they hold the trachea open, otherwise it would be squeezed flat like the esophagus when it is empty. the trachea also has bands of smooth muscle that allow the esophagus to expand into the trachea when swallowing. this is why you cant breathe and swallow at the same time.
You could possibly have a choke-coughing fit
Nothing would happen. Every day humans swallow microorganisms that are in the air we breathe and in the foods we eat. so it mostly depends if you swallow some kind of bacteria or virus that might make you sick.
because some cant get food so parisitic while some can get food so its not parisitic
no you cant its a natural thing that you cant i suppose like a few dudes in the world can
It allows us to swallow and breathe and breathe and talk at the same time. The vapors from he tract can help with eating the food.
everybody has to eat and breathe at the same time.
Yes. If you would like the food to go down your air tube...get stuck...can't breathe and choke...then yes, yes it is.
The only time when your airway is blocked is when you swallow your food so you can breathe while eating.
Because the Trachea which allows you to breathe and swallow can only direct one thing at a time. When you're eating there's a flap that closes to stop food from going down to the lungs. When you breathe the flap is open to direct air in the right place. So it's like a train track with a diversion, it can only go one way at a time
Yes
Yes. Kenny G (saxophone player) does it especially well!
yes you just can't breathe well you can breathe,but not loud
they hold the trachea open, otherwise it would be squeezed flat like the esophagus when it is empty. the trachea also has bands of smooth muscle that allow the esophagus to expand into the trachea when swallowing. this is why you cant breathe and swallow at the same time.
no.if a woman cant a man cant
You could possibly have a choke-coughing fit