Which of the following is an effective defense mechanism for fighting illness, triggered by the immune system?
your adrenal gland releases vitamin c and zinc into your blood
your body's internal temperature is increased causing a fever
your brain signals the sweat glands to perspire to drowned any germs on skin
your endocrine system secretes hormones that attack foreign invaders in your body
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