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- It is this simple. You need to provide a suitable reference. Thus have removed your change again.
Drying weather makes suceptible people's nasal passage lining drier and more vulnerable to viral infection. During cold weather, people control their indoors enviroments limited to air temperature, causing extremely low humidity; evaporative body cooling and radiation cooling despite air temperature. A body conserving heat has slower lymph and mucous trasport, and infections will encounter less resistance and mobility. In summmary it would be better too wear thicker clothes and take a warm shower than to crank the thermostat up.