Digging Into Nose Picking and Why We Are Guilty of It @discovermagazine
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Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 19 hours ago
It’s a dirty little habit that many participate in, and few would admit to. As many as 91 percent of the population picks their noses from time to time. Many people do it to remove the dry nasal mucus, namely boogers, that can build up and irritate the nose. If you have allergies that clog your nasal passages, there’s even more of a temptation to clear them up. And in some cases, nose-picking can become a compulsive habit, like biting your nails.

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