Adrenal used in a sentence

Adrenal in a sentence as a noun

You can drink Red Bull till you die, but the adrenaline won't be there.

"So you might want to look up the terms "cortisol surge" and "adrenal fatigue".

So, it's not the caffeine that gives you a boost, but the adrenaline that gets released.

Endorphins will not make your adrenal glands or thyroid work again.

" Then, great, let's hear all about adrenal glands and prefrontal cortexes.

I've seen all three triggered by overwork, chronic background stress and/or adrenal fatigue.

One thing you're testing for is how well their brain works with an excess of adrenaline floating around in their body.

However, I call it sub-clinical because of the way most doctors think of the adrenal glands.

Look up the other symptoms of adrenal fatigue and hypothyroid.

The human fight-or-flight response induces the adrenal gland to release epinephrine, which causes a raised heart rate, excitement, etc.

Here's story in the New York Times about a person who went in for a CT Scan for stomach pains, but ended up "discovering" a harmless lump in her adrenal mass.

Adrenal in a sentence as an adjective

"I see this come up over and over in these types of articles, on adrenal response to stimulus, like noise or driving or even conflict in the workplace.

The people in the know now understand that what we call "burnout" is not a psychological disorder at all, but sub-clinical[1] adrenal fatigue caused by stress, period.

Look up adrenal fatigue; which is a controversial and not medically recognized diagnosis.

Among people with adrenal/cortisol issues, that is called a "crash".So I have learned that sensory input, thinking, information processing, etc., are all types of stress on the system.

[1] "Sub-clinical" usually means "not measurable," but in the case of "burnout" and adrenal fatigue, it is absolutely measurable.

I eventually had a large vitamin, neurotransmitter, hormone, and adrenal panel done, including saliva and urine samples throughout the day, and blood of course.

"A minority of your applicants are going to perform badly in that situation because the adrenal glands will effectively reduce the output prefrontal cortex below an acceptable level"I have an off topic question.

Intrabuccal administration allows for therapeutic delivery of very low and safe levels of EMF throughout the body as exemplified by responses observed in the femur, liver, adrenal glands, and lungs.

What happened with me was that I tried strength training while going through a brief, stressful period, and it shot up my cortisol levels and/or caused adrenal fatigue in the worst kind of way : I could not sleep at all and was pacing around the house like a rat in a cage.

"The first surreal sensations I had were that I was moving around in the tank, floating right to left, left to right, until I realised I was completely stationary"When I did it the tank operator told me this happens because there are certain chemicals being released from your adrenal system, and that the direction you feel like you're spinning corresponds to the chemical being released.