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A cold is defined as a viral upper respiratory tract infection that is contagious and caused by many different types of viruses. The body can never build up resistance to fight all of them. In kindergarten children average 12 colds per year, while adolescents and adults have around seven colds per year. Below you will find the steps on how to fight a cold.
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Step 2: Vitamin C
Take Vitamin C to give your immune system a boost and to reduce the severity and length of the cold. The body can only absorb between 250 mg to 500 mg a day so there is no need to take more than that. Emergen-C packs are also a great source of Vitamin C. -
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Step 5: Blow Your Nose & Reduce Stress
If your nose is running and you are sniffling...Blow it. Blow out the mucus into a Kleenex, and wash hands in soapy water afterward. Another factor that will weaken your immune system is stress. Try doing some yoga or meditation. 30 Minutes of exercise a day will keep stress levels low.
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