Are boogers nutritious?

A biochemist believes that eating boogers helps introduce pathogens from the environment to your immune system, resulting in the build-up of natural defenses. read more

A biochemist believes that eating boogers helps introduce pathogens from the environment to your immune system, resulting in the build-up of natural defenses. A biochemist believes that eating boogers helps introduce pathogens from the environment to your immune system, resulting in the build-up of natural defenses. read more

Booger Nutrition Facts Posted by Andy, under INSTRUCTIONAL DIAGRAMS We wrote about the controversial topic of booger eating before, but because of wild public demand we decided to showcase the dietary considerations of boogers as an Instructional Diagram. read more

Boogers may vary in content if the body is fighting off illness, evolving into: - Yellow mucus: Contains trapped bacterial cells or as a reaction to viral infections. - Green mucus: Contains high levels of of the iron rich enzyme myeloperoxidase, an anti-bacterial poison secreted by white blood cells. read more