Answer: events triggering specific emotions are generally consistent across cultures.
Explanation: Culture, in general, influences the way in which people perceive events and act. In the case of achievements, it is common that in the vast majority of cultures celebrating them is seen as something positive and that it should be done. Everything starts from when the human being is born. He learns how to react to the different events that he lives and that he sees, but at the same time it is not something that can often be positive.
The relationship is between negative emotions and the progression of HIV infection. It is said that negative emotions like resentment towards a family relative, fears of death and uncontrolled stress contributes to the increasing of the infection, rather than postivie attitudes may serve as a good antibiotic.
The best out of those options I think is "It is working, but it can take several weeks to have an effect."
Mainly because most medications take a few weeks to build up and start "working"
The host that is "carrying" the disease.
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