The significance of the Holocaust, or the alleged mass murder of six million Jews by Nazis during World War Two, lies not so much in its effect upon Nazis or Jews, but in its use to suppress any discussion or argument on the topic of race since the end of the Second World War.
The mucus from post-nasal drip tickles the throat, which causes you to cough. The most effective way to decrease chronic coughing caused by post-nasal drip is to treat the underlying problem. Post-nasal drip may be due to allergies, sinus infections or colds.
Make the coughs short and sharp. Push on your belly with your arms as you cough. The first cough brings the mucus through the lung airways. The next coughs bring it up and out. Inhale again, but do it slowly and gently through your nose. Do not take quick or deep breaths through your mouth. It can block the mucus coming out of the lungs.