Do Chronic Stress Damage Dna - Can Chronic Stress From Years Can

Do chronic stress damage dna

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Can chronic stress from years can damage dna of a person from long term. I am anxiety patient can stress alter my lung and heart dna ???m please help .

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No dna not affected but will affect your heart

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