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What is one effect of a fever?

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It decreases the rate of some chemical reaction that help the body in various ways,example is the hydrochloric acid that helps in the breaking down of proteins ,so when you have fever ,it reduces the activeness of the chemical,that's why u always feel to throw out when you have fever

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In the question ,among the given 6 options ,the simplest way to find the answer can be ,to find either the option is aerobic (presence of free oxygen ) or anaerobic (lack of free oxygen). Among the options , glucose is an incorrect option as it is a carbohydrate and used in respiration process .In aerobic process ,the glucose can be break down but in anaerobic ,it can only be used.

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