Re: [ET2] Adrenalin Musing

--- In emotrance2_at_yahoogroups.com, "StarFields" <starfields_at_b...>
wrote:

>
> Well I'm not sure, hence the musing in the title, but suffice to
> say that for both panic attackers and adrenalin junkies adrenalin
> and the results it produces are "an issue".
<snip>
> In Soldiers (active duty ones) the tolerance levels must be
> seriously re-set to a different place and that must also cause
> some real problems when they get back home. Like nothing normal
> feels exciting anymore. Like not being quite present. Hm, and
> traumatised people in general. Would also work for guiding star
> internal chemicals - and set up the "higher taste" progression.

I just had to muse some more on this :)
IF there is an addiction/craving for the adrenaline along with the
sensitivity, then, in theory, one could eliminate all emotional
triggers and still have anxiety/panic attacks. And/or, and I'm just
theorizing here, the addictee will continually evoke situations that
increases their adrenaline levels. Whether that might be to satisfy a
need on a physical level, as a physiological addiction, or on a more
emotional level, wanting to feel more alive and vibrant.

Eva

           
Received on Sun Apr 06 2003 - 07:11:47 BST