The amounts of mood-elevating chemicals in the brain are A. higher in sedentary people than in those who are physically active.
B. lower in sedentary people than in those who are physically active.
C. the same in sedentary people and in those who are physically active.
D. nonexistent in sedentary people but not in those who are physically active.

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Answer 1
Answer: B. Taking part in physical activity has been shown to increase the levels of endorphins in the brain. For this reason many experts will recommend people suffering from depression to increase activity levels
Answer 2
Answer:

The amounts of mood-elevating chemicals in the brain are lower in sedentary people than in those who are physically active. Therefore, option (B) is correct.

Regular exercise boosts brain mood-elevating chemicals. Exercise releases endorphins, serotonin, and other neurotransmitters that boost mood, well-being, and stress.

Conversely, sedentary behaviour involves inactivity. Regular exercise stimulates the brain and releases mood-boosting hormones. Sedentary people have lower chemical levels than active people.

Individual reactions vary, and genetics, overall health, and environmental variables might affect mood-elevating chemical levels in the brain. Regular exercise raises these hormones and improves mood management.

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