The question is very dumb, but I'm interested. While drinking through your nose, do you breathe or stop breathing while drinking.
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MAN, your question is not stupid! Actually, you're dumb, but I'm interested in that too! Because lately I'm drowning, because it's like I've forgotten how to swallow fluid. I'm struggling and I still think I'm going to drown. At one point, I stopped drinking fluids out of fear at all. It's as if I suddenly forgot how to chew and swallow! Apparently it's some kind of panic disorder in my opinion!
Tonight, while I drink my brandy, I will watch myself and write to you. Is it alcohol in general or in general?
You can't breathe while drinking. You stop for a moment, take a breath, keep drinking, and exhale. By the time you feel it, you will have drunk what you drink. : D Try it, where. Drink a glass of water and see. : D Petrichor.
No! When you inhale air, a small tongue rises and opens the way to the lungs (this place is called the "crooked throat"). When eating and drinking, instinctively, when swallowing, you do not take in air, so that this "tongue" does not rise and open the passage there. Choking on food / liquid occurs for this reason.
I don't breathe like everyone else. If you breathe while swallowing (if you can at all) you will drown.
I don't ... an "old" drunk: D had told me that it catches you more slowly ...: D
While drinking, you can breathe through your nose, but only while sipping and pushing the liquid down your throat, and the moment you swallow, you automatically stop breathing for a second. Only when swallowed do not breathe.
No.