When you drink water and attempt not to swallow it, the sensation triggers a reflex called the swallowing reflex. This reflex involves a complex coordination of muscles in the throat that momentarily prevents the water from going down the esophagus. The epiglottis also plays a role by closing off the airway to prevent aspiration. Essentially, your body instinctively controls the movement of the liquid to ensure it goes down the right passage.
The same way that a person can be upside-down on Earth and still swallow water. The ability to swallow has nothing to do with gravity; it has to do with the muscles in the esophagus which move food and water from the throat to the stomach.
you need to reword your question you said "Why cant YOU swallow down the right side of MY throat? well no one can swallow down YOUR throat.
Because it is not like air where you can just breath and it goes down your throat.
When you swallow, the back of your tongue pushes the food or liquid into your throat. This triggers a reflex that closes off your windpipe and opens the tube that leads to your stomach, allowing the water to pass down your throat through contractions of the esophagus muscles.
they shove a dead fish down their throat then tell them "you like that dont you?" Hahaha your a fish
Personally, I like using water to swallow a pill, but you could use soda I guess...
You don't have to. But it is ideal to keep a drink at hand in case your throat becomes dry, in case you have difficulty breaking down food or in case something gets lodged in your throat.
When drinking a glass of water, muscles in your mouth, tongue, and throat are primarily used. These muscles work together to help you suck the water into your mouth, swallow it, and move it down your throat into your stomach.
To swallow water, you first take a sip and hold it in your mouth. Then, you close your lips and tilt your head slightly back, engaging your tongue to push the water to the back of your throat. The throat muscles contract, and the epiglottis closes over the windpipe to prevent choking, allowing the water to pass down the esophagus into the stomach. This process is known as swallowing or deglutition.
There are muscles that are in the throat that make the food go down.
Drink out of a water bottle. Trying to use a glass may result in spilling some water, which will enter your nose!
It swallows slowly as it goes down the throat. They swallow very slow.. CACA