By direct contact with a sick person who has a cold, or by touching things they have touched or drank from, etc., and by their respiratory droplets containing the virus particles that come out with coughs and sneezes. If you breathe this, the virus can enter your body. If you touch where the droplets land after they fall from the air, or if you breathe the droplet-containing air, you can become infected with the virus that causes colds. Once you have the virus on your hands, it is just a matter of a short time before most people have touched their own mucous tissue. It is then that the virus is able to attach to the cells in the mucous tissue and begin the process of reproduction called the Lytic Cycle. See the related question below for more detailed information about the Lytic Cycle of virus reproduction.
A lot of people are under the misunderstanding that Vitamin C can keep from catching a cold. In truth, it will just reduce the time that you have the cold.
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I think I am catching a cold.Do you think you are catching a cold?
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Oranges are a source of vitamin C. But, as a cold is a virus, it is unlikely to prevent catching a cold. Though the healthy you are the less susceptible you could be to an attack. Avoiding contact with any one at all, or living on the icy Antarctic, is the only way to avoid a cold.
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Yes. It is a statement that an outside observer such as a doctor or friend might accurately make, observing cold symptoms. However, "you are catching a cold" would be correct in terms of grammar.
The phrase catching a cold is an idiom since you cannot physically catch an illness. This phrase has been around for hundreds of years but there is no indication as to when it originated.
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To prevent swelling in their hands from catching the balls.
You can catch a cold from food. This is if the food you are eating is really cold, for instance: ice cream from the freezer. Eating the cold food small bit by small bit helps you to avoid catching a cold.
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