Adrenaline: Acute Response
Monday, June 03, 2019. Author Dr. Haran Sivapalan
Adrenaline is your ‘fight-or-flight’ hormone - it primes your body to deal with potential threats and stressors.
Whereas your previous trait looked at resting levels of adrenaline in the bloodstream, your latest Adrenaline: acute response trait analyzes your body’s ability to raise adrenaline levels in response to short-term physical and psychological stressors.
Exercise is one such physical stressor, and your blood levels of adrenaline rise acutely in response to physical activity of a sufficient intensity.
As we’ll explore in this article, the actions of adrenaline are beneficial during exercise, as they enhance the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to working muscles.
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