Is it true that when you sneeze your heart stops?!?!


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sounds scary nd wierd..


Answers: Just heard that one someone else's answer on yahoo answers to a question =s

sounds scary nd wierd..

No.

It can alter your systolic blood pressure.

And since sneezing takes less than a second and some peoples average heart rate is 60 per minute. you can sneeze while your heart isnt beating anyway.

But its a ridiculous statement


How do 4 people disagree with me, perhaps Im wrong, maybe I should give up my day job.
Next people will be saying your eyes pop out when ou sneeze.

I have never seen someones heart stopping from a sneeze in my life, I have seen people on cardiac monitors whilst they have sneezed and it has never stopped. Because there is only 1 time your heart stops when you have a cardiac arrest and most people dont survive that, your heart can slow, but its always dynamic.

I will eat my hat if anyone has a death certificate saying cause of death was sneezing.

Im not sure about that!

No it does'nt happen, it has no effect on your heart at all. Check out

medical.justanswer.com/heart/e61b-hear... -

Yup, sneezing is the closest feeling you will have to death, as all organs shut down momentarily during the sneeze. Thus, why your eyes close during a sneeze. But, it's really nothing to worry about

yeah, just for a second though

Mark J sounds like he knows what he is talking about, so I won't add my view.
Does anyone know why we close our eyes when we sneeze, and why do some people sneeze when they look at the sun?

No

l believe when you sneeze it clears your head





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