[Collective Evolution]: Imagine that you have met with an accident. What happens next? The
adrenal gland, which is located just above the kidneys, responds to the
accident by releasing an emergency hormone known as adrenaline into the
bloodstream.
This hormone helps in combating daily life stress by
changing the body physiology. The adrenaline decreases the flow of blood
to the gut and shunts the blood to the body muscles to tackle the tough
situation the body is faced with. This gives your muscles more energy
to combat the accident.
The adrenaline produced at that time shuts down
the functioning of the immune system and gut by decreasing their blood
supply. This is known as the flight or fight response. This natural
response is one of the greatest gifts the human body has for combating
external threats that we often encounter in our daily life. This
response gives us more power and energy to survive any external threats
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