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Nasal cavity or fungus? Hmmm

Ravenc and applemagnet believe it could be a nasal issue. Do you guys have allergies yourself or seasonal allergies?
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Yes! Patm is your body emitting toxins.

The nose emits toxins at a significantly more rapid rate than the mouth.

People used to say that when others would cough around them it would make them anxious which made patm worse.

What really is happening is that you are sniffing trying to smell what everyone else is smelling. The increased nasal activity is what makes it worse. Block the nose using plugs and the only other ways your body can release these toxins are through your mouth, your rectum and POSSIBLY the ears (haven't tested it).

"WOOSAH"  yoga/meditation does nothing to help patm other than calming you down and encouraging you to take slow deep breaths though your mouth.

Staying hydrated appears to also aid with reducing reactions, probably helps dilute the toxins you emit.

I'm gonna keep posting this theory until a cure is found.
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Ok, interesting theory. This might be easily verified.

If having a congested nose or physically blocking it, reactions should decrease dramatically.

Do you plan to try testing that out?
Why you have to say the same things again and again-nasal problems,fungus etc?We already know that.But you don't know the underlying cause for nasal problems and fungus problems.It's in the liver.And do you know why?Because the feeling that is related to liver problems is anger and anxiety.It's like epidemic.That's why there are so much aggression in  the world.We have to heal the liver.Low methylion in the body means high histamine(allergic reactions) and high homocysteine levels(toxicity).All other problems are the consequences of this.Due to low methylation we can't do proper detox of the body.
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