A SNEEZE IS JUST A SNEEZE

Recent  research has shown that everyday behavior, such as sneezing can cause others to overreact out of the basis fear, even for unrelated health stress.

Physical symptoms are cues that tell us whether our health is good or endangered in some ways. These cues or signals are very important to keeping us healthy, but they are also easy to misinterpret and are easily influenced by social context.

Researchers found that a nearby sneeze can raise fear of health threats not linked to germ transfer, such as having heart attack before the age of 55.

Other symptoms are the awareness of our own vulnerability that activate both conscious and unconscious fear and sense of danger. When someone overreacts to another’s behavior, inherently they are doubting their physical well-being.

So how do we not overreact? Proper steps to minimize danger of bacteria transmission through sneezing- such as washing your hands often and stay hygiene.