The heart-damaging chemical found in the blood that's associated with long-term depression is A. endorphins. B. neurotransmitters. C. homocysteine. D. adrenaline.

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The heart-damaging chemical found in the blood that's associated with long-term depression is

A. endorphins. B. neurotransmitters. C. homocysteine. D. adrenaline.

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It C or D but I think its C.

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As a first-hand experiencer, I know it's D. Homocysteine!

Carvellis answered Nov 21, 2019

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