Why doesn't Joachim Loew stop putting his fingers in his nose?

The scratching or napping by one of the best trainers in the world has always been a point of discussion in world and European championships.

Such a thing was considered <x0-versible”, and it seems that the world's champion in 2014 does not do anything or insist.

According to a study published in 1995, 91 percent of people put their fingertips in their noses, while 75% thought that “anyone does that. ”

The reason people do this is different from person to person. When the nose wither or the opposite becomes too wet, it can cause irritation. Its touch can bring some relief.

Some people, however, may dig into their noses because of their frustration or nervousness. Sinus infections and allergies can also increase mold in the nose.

In rare situations, nose loss can be complex, repeated behavior. This situation is called “rhinofollomaia”, and it is often linked to stress or anxiety disorder. For such ones, this action may ease anxiety for a while.

While unacceptable to society, this cannot be considered dangerous to health. /Periscope