:.:.:.:Isn't Katie just oh so fucking special?
Katie:This isn't true. Mythbusters proved both of the false. A sneeze only goes about 13 mph and it IS possible to sneeze with you eyes open. I know all this and I am 14. This is extremely sad.
liza:I always sneeze with my eyes open. I don't even have to try. :)
Matt:dude does anybody realiaze that a heart attack is a piece of tissue in your heart dying?
Jillian:Sneezing can effect your heart rhythm. I have super-ventricular-tachycardia- many times random movements will throw my heart rhythm out of whack, causing palpitations. Sneezes also can, and have, induce this. Not all the time, but once in a while.
jason:actually it does change the rhythm. there are tons of drugs that also do this. also the eventuality isn't a heart attack, it's torsades de pointes, usually caused by some pharmacological drugs that slow the beat down to a certain threshold. the pressure from a sneeze temporarily affects the heart, but never enough, even for a chronic sneezer , to cause torsade de pointes, or any other tachycardia like disorders
Anon:I can sneeze with my eyes open. It's great to know that I can do something most people can't.
Eygen:indeed, the only thing that's true about this is the fact that the air will travel 100 mph. NO body function at all will stop, and 1 out of 10000 people can sneeze with their eyes open.
Also, sometimes it's stated that your eyes will pop out - not true either, doesn't have to do anything with your eyes.
Fuzzy:Mythbusters proved you can keep your eyes open during a sneeze
Naomi:this is not true, the heart does not stop , if you think about it, the heart goes 'lub-dub--------lub-dub'. also you can keep your eyes open, but only with the use of tools, but this is because of the face screwing it's self up, not the heart 'stopping'
Zac:This is not true, your heart does not "stop", nor does it "skip a beat" that would eventually cause a heart-attack. One can keep their eyes open during a sneeze, you just have to try.
