Scott Napper, a biochemistry professor at the University of Saskatchewan, is proposing a research experiment inA Saskatoon professor trying to promote science among students is starting to get snotty about the whole thing. <\/p>\n
Scott Napper, a biochemistry professor at the University of Saskatchewan, is proposing a research experiment in which subjects would pick their noses and then eat it, according to the Canadian Press. <\/p>\n
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He says this type of experiment, that's funny and enlightening, is a great way to make people curious about science. <\/p>\n
Funny for the guy who's not picking his snot. <\/p>\n
Napper also seeks to find out if children's occasional habit of eating boogers might be helpful, in a sense, because it could teach their bodies to better fight off the germs they consume. <\/p>\n
He told the Canadian Press he would choose one type of molecule to place in subject's noses and then divide them into two groups: nose pickers who eat it and those who don't. <\/p>\n
Volunteering before the groups are assigned would require a certain special kind of bravery. Call it goo guts. <\/p>\n
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An Austrian doctor was cited as saying that picking your nose and eating it is healthy in news stories that circulated widely several years ago. However, follow-ups have not yielded any medical studies supporting his claim. <\/p>\n
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