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When the brain senses danger, the body releases adrenaline and cortisol to prepare for survival.
Thousands of years ago this response helped us escape predators.
Today the “danger” might be emails, social media, or constant stress.
But the body still reacts the same way.
Full conversation in Episode 2 of Blether with Barberra.
By Brian Caldwell-WhiteWhen the brain senses danger, the body releases adrenaline and cortisol to prepare for survival.
Thousands of years ago this response helped us escape predators.
Today the “danger” might be emails, social media, or constant stress.
But the body still reacts the same way.
Full conversation in Episode 2 of Blether with Barberra.