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"just as excercise does" is a good comparison to hot sauces stimulate the release of endorphins in the brain

A is the best answer
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C is wrong because it says that exercise also adds flavor
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C is wrong because it says that exercise also adds flavor


Unless I'm mistaken, this called 'hitting the nail on the head'. A it is!



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