wildfire0310

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A guy I worked with did that also. He said he did it twice a day in the shower. He told me the best way was using distilled water and salt. He had worked out a formula of salt to water to get the correct PH, but he swore by it also.

9671111

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Why's the bitch on the box so happy about shoving a pot in her nose.

kenzo42

iTrader: (6)

amoxicillin.

y8s

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dude. salt water has no ph. it's not an acid or a base.

Joe Perez

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What I thought of when I saw the expression on that fellow's face in the second video.

Saml01

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I vote for an instructional video by Rick on this whole nasal flushing thing.

Loki047

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I was going to mention that assuming NaCl there wouldn't be any ph change over the water

kenzo42

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If salt water has no pH, then this is news to me.

I believe salt water has a pH of around 7.4, which is physiologic pH of the human body. Thus why its more compatible when inhaled.

Joe Perez

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The normal pH of blood is 7.35 - 7.45. The pH of a solution of pure water and pure sodium chloride will be exactly 7, the same as plain water.

Adding salt is done because the finer moist membranes of the human body are sensitive to salinity. When doused with pure water, the cells are damaged. Ever notice that after you rinse your eyes in the shower, they feel just a little funky? That's why. This is why contact lenses are rinsed with water that has the same salt content as the body, and why saline solution is used in IVs. Nothing to do with pH, it's all about the salt.

I still think this is gross, and it freaks me out just a little.

Toddcod

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If you think that is bad. I can shoot snot rockets out my nose.
In middle school I used to aim and hit my friends shoes. LOL They would start jumping.
Yea I got death threats. You had to be selective on who's shoes you hit. LOL