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How do i boost my immune system i am always sick, and it takes longer for me to recover.
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Healthy lifestyle: There is no magic secret in order to be healthier.Usually a healthy lifestyle including a balanced diet, regular exercise and abstinence from tobacco, alcohol in excess and drugs is all it takes. However, there are some medical problems that might cause frequent infections and sickness, and for that your would need evaluation and get tested. If that is the case schedule a visit w/ pcp.
Answered 8/3/2015
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