Your body will prevent the food from going into the tube (pharynx) that is shared by both the respiratory tract and the digestive tract. It is more important to keep food out of the lungs. If the food does get that far, you will really cough a lot.
Generally, but not always the case. Spit you don't swallow is called drool.
The pharynx, or throat, is shared by both the digestive and respiratory systems. Sometimes, if you laugh or cough while you are trying to swallow, food goes up into your sinus cavities, and may even come out your nose.
Technically yes, and it has happened. If someone was to die from laughing it would be because while laughing your heart is working much harder and your breaths are much more shallow/short. The heart of someone who is continuously laughing will have to work harder and harder with less than average air. So in terms of laughing causing a heart attack or cardiac arrest (which has happened and has been on the spike tv show 1000 ways to die) you can die.
fear, pride, guilt, any number of emotions really. also, water.
No, humans have two separate tubes for breathing and swallowing. The trachea carries air to and from the lungs, while the esophagus carries food and liquids to the stomach. These two tubes are completely separate and do not overlap.
If you talk or laugh while eating since your talking or laughing your trachea opens so that you can make sound and if you swallow something it will go down your trachea and you will choke.
If there is something stuck in your throat that is causing a blockage in the esophagus, you will not be able to swallow other foods.
-uncontrollable laughing -inability to swallow -coordination problems -speech problems
Yes, she looks at you while laughing in a group.
While I would think it to be best not to swallow it because it does resist complete digestion, in 95% of individuals it is expelled like other foods. If you make it a habit to swallow gum, it can, in certain individuals, aid the growth of bezoars within their stomachs or intestines.
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The kinda you chew and swallow.
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If your child can't swallow lumpier foods, they may have oral apaxia. It is ideal to see a doctor to work these problems out so that they can eat.
Not unless you drop a weight on them while laughing.
To prevent your baby from gagging while exploring new foods, introduce soft and small pieces of food, supervise closely during meals, and avoid giving foods that are difficult to chew or swallow. Gradually introduce new textures and flavors to help your baby adjust to different foods.