Is it true that when we inhale the smell of compost, it builds our immunity? What's the logic behind case?

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I don't think smell of compost enhances our immunity. But we may be
able to smell foul things without much difficulty if we inhale the smell of compost. Because our body is capable of inhaling foul smells consistently.

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Is it true that when we inhale the smell of compost, it builds our immunity? What's the logic behind case?

I don't think smell of compost enhances our immunity. But we may be able to smell foul things without much difficulty if we inhale the smell of compost. Because our body is capable of inhaling foul smells consistently.

I don't think smell of compost enhances our immunity. But we may be
able to smell foul things without much difficulty if we inhale the smell of compost. Because our body is capable of inhaling foul smells consistently.