I think the first one because if the infection is severe, you want a higher dosage, hopefully this is correct
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Yes it is really true about ancient times.
Exercise helps move blood and nutrients throughout your body so, it is very true.
A healthier way of reacting would be to congratulate your friend and be happy that they made the team. Support them and practice with them so you can try out for the team next year.