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Will the beach help combat a cold?
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The beach may: be better f\or allergy sufferers (ie the cold that won't go away) . I do not know that it will someone with a viral upper respiratory infection. Only time, some supportive medicines and a healthy immune system helps with colds.
Answered 10/23/2014
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Likely: Sunshine helps synthesize vitamin D in our body and boosts our immunity. Laying on the beach should help you feel better and get over your cold faster.
Answered 11/29/2016
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