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Development of Cold Posted: 09-24-07 21:44pm


How long does it take a cold to start?

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Posted: 10-06-07 04:30am


Great question - I believe that the body has to create the right environment for a cold to take over. When your immune system is low. I notice, for example, that I gt a cold when I'm consistently tired and have been eating horribly (pizza, lots of bread, things that clog my gut). In my case, a cold can start after 3-4 days of this type of behvior and BANG! I've got a cold.

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