Weird question but...I heard the color of your snot could be some type of indicator?

sometimes the color of snot can indicate the presence of infection, but not always. bacterial infections frequently cause yellow to green colored snot. But viruses usually create clear snot. Usually. But not always. Colored snot can also come from congestion, dust and irritation.

it's not necessarily exactly clear/yellow/green = whatever, but yes, the color of the snot is an indicator as to the health of a person. you can have a cold and have normal-colored snot, though, because it's a virus. Bacterial infections and sometimes irritation and stuff can cause yellow/green or not-normal-looking snot, too.

yes it is,green indicates an infection in your sinuses,clear is allrgies and a cold or upper respirattory infection will give you a yellow discharge.

Studies have shown no consistent correlation between mucus color and people who actually have a sinus infection. There is a strong correlation between mucus color and people who think they have a sinus infection.

if its clear then its perfectly normal!

but if its green it means you have some type of infection !