Also, a sneeze helps your body get rid of things that can make you sick. Why do we say “God bless you?” The Library of Congress notes several likely origins.. Some date it back to Gregory the ...

From ancient plagues to polite reflexes, here's why we say "bless you"—and what other sneezeworthy phrases people use around the world.

Additionally, in many parts of the United States, "God bless you" is a widely used phrase after a sneeze. However, some prefer the term "gesundheit," a German word meaning "health." ...

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God bless you, and all who are helping — William Berry (@william_be96721) January 4, 2025 “You deserve a medal today…not all these other loosers,” another X user said.

A well-meaning co-worker hollers ``God bless you!’’ whenever anyone sneezes. Those of us with colds or allergies tend to sneeze several times in a row, which prompts a series of noisy blessings.