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One of these natural barriers is the skin, which protects the internal organs from damage caused by diseases, as well as harmful chemicals and radiation from the sun.

The nasal hairs in the nose and sticky mucus along the windpipe also helps prevent dieseases by filtering the air. If some irritants get into the nose, the person will cough to shift the mucus down into the throat to be swallowed. The mucus will then be transfered to the stomach so that the microbes can be killed by its acid.

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