New research has shown that prolonged stress can weaken the body’s ability to resist germs, making it easier for people to catch a cold, forming the so-called cold body. Scientists at the Salisbury Institute of Cold and Flu in the United Kingdom isolated 394 voluntary test subjects from the outside world for nine days. On the second day, they put a few drops of a clear, colorless liquid into the noses of the test subjects. They were checked every day to record coughing, shortness of breath and runny nose, and most of the blood tests gave an early indication of the infection, the same results as the psychological tests done on the subjects before isolation. This suggests that the higher the level of stress, the greater the likelihood that the cold virus will work, and the results of the study showed that 47% of those who took part in the test became ill due to their heightened state of stress, while only 25% of those who were not stressed became ill. Emotional colds may arise due to seasonal changes, but also from stress and negative emotions, when the body is stressed for a long time will weaken the body’s ability to resist germs, making people susceptible to colds, forming the so-called cold body. Emotional colds are more popular among white-collar office workers. They sit indoors for a long time and lack exercise. The year-end work pressure is high, emotional tension. Diet is also often not careful, and therefore lack of nutritional security. Coupled with the sudden drop in temperature, the cold attack, many people therefore developed a serious cold disease. Accordingly, cold and runny, fever, cough and other uncomfortable symptoms will also seriously affect the work efficiency and mood, and form a vicious circle week after week. Many people refuse to take cold medicine because they are worried about the side effects such as drowsiness, which is extreme and wrong. If you have been caught in a cold, the first thing you should think of is to actively deal with it and treat it in time. Experts suggest that you can take Eflora, which is produced by Shandong Xinhua Pharmaceutical Co. The prescription of bufalfa, which replaces paracetamol with pseudoephedrine hydrochloride, can not only relieve nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing and other allergic symptoms, but also does not cause drowsiness after patients take it, a feature that is ideal for the treatment of colds for office workers and white-collar workers, with significant effects and without delaying work, allowing you to keep a clear head to cope with heavy workloads.