It can decrease the chance of you getting the virus, especially if there is a new strand of influenza. it helps prepare your body to fight it off better if you get the virus
Slowly extending stretches until the muscle hurts
Gradually increasing the challenge level of stretches
Quickly swinging the arms back and forth for more stretch
<span>Intensely holding stretches for five to 10 seconds</span>
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Answer: A good night’s sleep is usually 7-9 hours long, varying by age and maturation. Preparing for a good night’s sleep should include limiting caffeine, avoiding big meals, avoiding alcohol, and avoiding eye-strain before sleeping.
Habits that prevent a good night’s include [everything said not to do listed in the above paragraph].
