Aches and Pains by Benji Cossa
For those of you who say, “I never get sick, I have a really good immune system,” get ready for a fact. Displaying symptoms after being exposed to the virus that causes the common cold is actually the result of a strong immune system that detects the virus and attacks it. Counter-intuitively those with less reaction stems from the body’s defenses being weak and not confronting the virus robustly. On average, an adult comes across the common cold twice a year, and children seven to ten. Cold weather and drafts have not been proven to increase the likelihood of getting the virus but colds are more common in the winter. This has been attributed to more people staying indoors together with the windows closed where the virus can be transferred more easily.
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