10 Sneaky Immune Saboteurs—and How to Fix Them
We've never been more focused on immunity. But despite our best intentions, some common daily habits may be undermining our immunity.
We've never been more focused on immunity. But despite our best intentions, some common daily habits may be undermining our immunity.
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When used correctly, your toothbrush and floss can do more than just keep your pearly whites sparkling. By keeping your gums healthy, they can also reduce chronic inflammation that predisposes you to colds, flu, and—according to research—deadly complications of Covid-19.