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Why are regular visits to the doctor important for maintaining optimal immune system health?
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Not important: Rather keeping a healthy life-style is, visiting the doctor regularly for routine health maintenance or if having a chronic condition that needs to be attended-to regularly makes sense only if you follow doctor's advice. Remember: good night time sleep, fresh air and exercise, and lots of fruits and vegetables are the pillars of healthy life-style, hence good immune system, wish you wellness
Answered 8/24/2016
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