In cases like this, it's worth considering what happens with a noun that has a different (phonetic) form in the plural vs possessive: this man's immune system ?these men's immune system these men's immune systems So I would go for either: "our body's immune system" or "our bodies' immune systems". As discussed in another post, English has a tendency to prefer a "distributed plural" in cases ...
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CINEMABLEND on MSN: Over Your Dead Body reviews are here, and critics say this comedy thriller gets pretty messy
Reviews are here for Over Your Dead Body starring Jason Segel and Samara Weaving, and this comedy thriller apparently includes quite a bit of gore.
Over Your Dead Body reviews are here, and critics say this comedy thriller gets pretty messy