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Even though we don’t taste it, but we think we would. I have noticed this on myself and others have told me this too.
How come when something smells really bad, most people still breath through their nose to avoid tasting it?
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I think it’s a mental habbit.
Things that smell bad also tend to be an irritant. Take a nice deep mouth breath the next time you detect a bad smell. Your throat will likely hurt or be irritated. This is where your nose hairs come in: They act as a filtration system.