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health advisory Hospital Health advisory 2007-11-16 5:20:35

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So my wife can put me in loads of pain by plucking them.

Now they just grow faster and thicker

More Pain for me.

Oh god now she wants to look at my nose.

Aaaaaahhhhhhhhh

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to stop the dirt of coming in

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For the same reason it's on your head. To keep someone in a job.

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Yes, they do. It's to help prevent dust from entering.

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They're there for protection, to keep things out that may cause us harm

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In your nose it helps trap dirt and debris so it doesn't go father into your nose and sinuses. Hair in your ears also can trap some dirt and debris.

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Not sure about your ears but you have hairs in your nose to catch the mucus when you have a cold otherwise the bogies would just drop straight out!

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very good question i would love too know the answer too

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For your seances. The hairs in your nose and ears help you hear better and smell better.

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it catches the dirt and bacteria that may cause damage to the membrane inside.

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to trap harmful particles and stop them getting into your orifices

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hairs act as a filter to help keep dirt and dust out

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Good question. fortunately i know the answwer to that. hair grows in your nose because it blocks out dusts and other substances. when there is a lot blocked, you sneeze. Same with ears except it turns into wax... gross stuff, huh?

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More to the point, why did we stop growing hair everywhere else? This is merely a developmental throwback. Nasal hair however still has a small function in helping to reduce the risk of inhaling foreign bodies through the nose, acting as a net.

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the hair that grow in your nose and ears acts as a filter to help trap particles that other wise would go directly into your system.

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They are there to filter particles that enter. They protect the mucuos membranes.

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hair grows in your nose because it helps keep out germs and anything that your body doesn't want in it and it cleans the air you breath in.

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To block dirt, dust and debris from entering the sensitive passages into the head.

The nose and ear hair also acts as sensors to detect movement such as an insect trying to enter during wake or sleeping hours . . .something going back to our cave dwelling stages

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helps prevent dirt and dust getting in.

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to stop all the dust and dirt getting in

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to filter small airborne germs

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My hair seems to not have enough energy to push its way through the top of my head anymore! So I presume it's looking for another way out through my ears and nose.

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