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Nasal mucous is found within the nasal cavity of the nose. It comes from mucous membranes within the nose. The mucous contains enzymes that have antiseptic properties that attack infections. Mucous coats the nose and helps to block pathogens from entering the body through the nose. When we get a cold our body begins to produce more mucous to eradicate the virus.
