That's not what I meant, it's because I had to adapt to different settings. I came from America and went to a different climate in Gaza. Humidity is different too. I honestly didn't know, maybe a stomach virus. But medicine didn't do anything. It was will. By just having the belief medicine will cure you is what cures you for certain things. I had the belief I could get it away by myself naturally. It sort of worked after a week and a half.
Well, I live about 35 kilometers from Gaza, and the area of Ashqelon-Be'er sheva, if you speak in general, has the same humidity like in Gaza, and it's, compared to the place, not bad at all. It can reach 30% humidity, when in Tel Aviv and haifa it reaches between 50-70%
But yeah, I guess if you're not used to it, it is a shocker to the body, and mentally, as well. I remember arriving to Maine and being like "Ahhhh, it's so wiiiindy in here", lol. the weather is much more balanced than in Israel, where most of the time it's moving between "I'm melting" to "bearable heat"
First rule of recovering is will, of course. not surprised that it was what helped you. I had someone I know, with a sick child, she gave him pills and kept him in bed hoping he could just sleep it off, and after long days she saw he didn't get much better. one day she just took him outside to see the garden, and at the end of the day he seemed to be much better. Being outside helped him more than any pill or bedrest. He just needed air and the sunlight, he felt choked in his own four walls.
