Curling up under a blanket near the fireplace while watching the snowflakes gather haphazardly on the window sill is just one of those things that makes winter magical. But while the cold season may seem magical, the dry air and low humidity it brings is far from it. In fact, exposure to low humidity and dry air is not only uncomfortable, it can also lead to a host of health issues for many people, including an increased likelihood of getting colds, flu and other upper respiratory problems. Dry ...
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