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But I'm curious about the indoor air quality thing. I understand how it could cause cold-like symptoms - sore throat, runny/stuffy nose; however, would it actually produce a full blown cold every time, with the symptoms getting worse and then better, fatigue, body aches, etc.?
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That probably happens because of environmental allergies (mold, pollen, smoking, cats, whatever you are sensitive to) that somehow oversensitize the system and make it easier for viruses and bacteria to attack. Not sure how that exactly works, but have certainly experienced the results.