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What can you do to prevent boogers from forming in your nose?
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You don't: Nasal mucus helps to capture pollutants, allergens, bacteria, dust & viruses that would otherwise enter deeper into our respiratory system including our lungs. Nasal mucus is necessary for healthy function.
Answered 8/3/2013
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