Whenever possible, physical exercise and meditation should be a daily component of the ongoing program of treatment for a person with an addiction. The basis for these aspects of treatment is to make use of the body's natural:

a. endocrines.
b. endorphins.
c. enkephalins.
d. epinephrine.


B
The release of endorphins occurs with strenuous exercise and meditation and results in a feeling of well-being and reduced cravings. The remaining options do not present with those results.

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