Some people feel better if they spit out phlegm, especially if the phlegm is thick, sticky or irritates the throat. Spitting ...

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Tossounian explains whether it is better to swallow or spit out mucus: “There is not much difference, because the digestive system is able to safely process swallowed mucus, but swallowing large ...