Sentences with phrase «means having a strong immune system»

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You should already know that your baby has yet to develop a strong immune system, so that means you would need the best bottle sterilizer.

This means that these children had stronger immune systems than children who grew up without a pet in their home.

Bacteria play a key part in keeping intruders out of your body by physically occupying space in your body so that bad bacteria can not establish themselves and multiply.2 When you have an imbalance of good - bad bacteria, this means that your immune system's barricade to the outside world is not strong enough.

Although the chances of contracting zoonotic diseases from your cat are low if you have a strong immune system, it doesn't mean that there isn't a chance you won't.

Many people would think this means that a strong immune system can't prevent worms... but I would argue (as would Dr Dupree very likely) that this was not a healthy dog with a strong immune system.

A stronger immune system, in theory, would mean less incidence of cat illness.