Those around you have likely been sneezing more frequently, which may have prompted you to ponder if it is possible to sneeze with your eyes open. Share: Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIN Email.

There are a few theories behind why most of us say 'bless you' when someone sneezes and many tales about what happens if you keep your eyes open mid-sneeze Natalie Keegan Published : 10:42, 7 Jun 2018 ...

It's not clear when or where the myth that sneezing with your eyes open will cause your eyeballs to pop out - also known as eyeball subluxing - but it could stem from a story published in the New ...

Bottomline. Hence, the notion that you can’t sneeze with your eyes open is a myth. And neither will your eyes pop out of your head if you attempt to do so.

Since you were a kid, you've probably heard that it's impossible to sneeze with your eyes open. You may have even heard a rumor that if you do, your eyeballs will pop out, but it's not true. Jade ...

Have you tried sneezing with your eyes open? And if you did, did your eyes stay in their place or did they fall out of their sockets? Is it even possible?

Still, while you could try to sneeze with your eyes open, it’s best to let your body do what it does best: protect you from your own disgusting functions. Home / BIG QUESTIONS. ABOUT; ...

“Although you can focus to keep your eyes open when sneezing, your body’s blinking response is likely there to protect itself from germs,” Huston said. 0 Comments · Make a ...

It's not clear when or where the myth that sneezing with your eyes open will cause your eyeballs to pop out - also known as eyeball subluxing - but it could stem from a story published in the New ...

IT was one of those rumours that spread around the playground like wildfire – you can’t sneeze with your eyes open otherwise your eyeballs will pop out. But experts say it is “abs… ...