Why doesn't burping up pop, or soda, through your throat hurt like it does when you burp it through your nose?

Answer 1

Sometimes in can hurt; however the nose passage to the throat is smaller and basically used for air passage. The acid in the burp burns the nerves in the canal from your throat to your nose much more due to the smallness of the opening.

Answer 2

The nose cells, both forms -- eptithelial and endothelial along with the associated nerves are not for the intake of coarse matter as is the throat.

On an arcane level, the throat is equipped to handle all five, not four, states of matter...

The cells of the nose, however, are, say, rarefied, extremely keen, sensitive to serve of the high purpose and unique sense for which it was designed, which is that of smell, and is not equipped to handle such coarse strains as that so easily handled with dispatch by the throat.

The sense of smell proceeds and is connected directly to the brain, unlike that of the other senses... Scent makes a bee-line to the brain... Taste is one remove from the brain and is quite influenced by both smell in particular as well as hearing...taste goes a circuitous path to the brain.

The throat is considerably designed to negotitate the matter placed in the mouth and throat through its own tailored sense of touch, if you will... Hence, its powerful swallowing reflexive action and associated peristalsis... It is a form of quality checking and assurance, a gateway, say, you see?

Answer 3

I don't Know for Sure, but Suspect the Acidity of Dissolved CO2 Plays a Role.

Answer 4

Carbonation

Answer 5

the throat can expel large amontsof gas
the nose volume is less and pressure of the gases cause the nerve endings to fir and this is painful

Answer 6

Cause the blood vessals in the nose are directly path with ur brain.....so ur basically snorting acid to the brain.