Which describes the relationship between stress and colds? Stress reduces the frequency of colds. Stress can make it easier to fight a cold. Stress can make it harder to fight a cold. Stress has no effect

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Which describes the relationship between stress and colds?

Stress reduces the frequency of colds.

Stress can make it easier to fight a cold.

Stress can make it harder to fight a cold.

Stress has no effect on the ability to fight a cold.

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C, the answer is c!

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The answer is c.
Stress can make it very hard to fight a cold.

Quintin Robinson answered Jul 28, 2018

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