When faced with danger, the brain releases hormones that allow an intense mobilisation of energy and an increase in muscular strength. Thus, all living creatures experience states of stress and develop mechanisms of self-protection and adaptation. |
When faced with danger, the brain releases hormones that allow an intense mobilisation of energy and an increase in muscular strength.
Thus, all living creatures experience states of stress and develop mechanisms of self-protection and adaptation.
When faced with danger, the brain releases hormones that allow an intense mobilisation of energy and an increase in muscular strength. Thus, all living creatures experience states of stress and develop mechanisms of self-protection and adaptation. |
