<span>Individuals suffering from clinical depression are more likely to suffer heart disease and heart attacks. One primary factor is that individuals who are depressed are less likely to engage in good self care strategies: they are more likely to drink and smoke, they are less likely to exercise, and they are less likely to take prescribed medications. Physically, the stress that is associated with depression may lead to plaque formation in the arteries.</span>
Depressants slow (depress) the nervous system which slows the brain and body reactions
First is the brain, spinal cord, and heart begin to develop. Then A blood vessel forms which will later develop into the heart and circulatory system.
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