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rever08, the short answer is no. Answer choice A is no more the correct/original version than any other. Having said that, we would usually only see a specific phrase such as "in the body" in some choices and not others if either a) it was clearly wrong or redundant or b) it was definitely needed to make the meaning clear.

I don't think this one fits either case. Since it's removed in the credited answer, the author clearly doesn't think it's needed. However, I'm not sure we can say it's wrong/redundant. Sure, all of our feelings occur within our body, but "in the body" might help to clarify what we're talking about. Otherwise, we might just think the researcher is saying that we have feelings about certain chemicals.
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