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The immune system is your body’s defense mechanism against infections and diseases. Cold showers can stimulate this system by increasing the activity of white blood cells (leukocytes) that fight off infections, making you less likely to get sick. When you take a cold shower, the sudden exposure to cold water prompts your body to react. … Continue reading ""