Issue 1996-02:

“83% In: The Importance Of The Adrenaline Gland (Anti-Aging)”

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• 87% In: The Adrenaline Rush Another Form Of Drug Addiction (Anti-Aging)
• 88% In: Foods That Strengthen The Adrenaline Gland (Anti-Aging)

Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 84% in: “hes to comment on the importance of the adrenaline gland. This Awareness indicates that throughout the youth of must people, the a”
• 84% in: “hroughout the youth of must people, the adrenaline glands are strong and are often used to gain control over situations that appea”
• 84% in: “tellectual attacks can also trigger the adrenaline glands to I S JOI1d.T ii5 Awareness indicates that as long as one s adrenaline “
• 84% in: “areness indicates that as long as one s adrenaline glands are strong and healthy, the individual feels he or sh is capable oi hand”
• 85% in: “type of crisis that one needs a healthy adrenaline to call upon during a time of chaos . This Awareness indicates that there are c”
• 86% in: “s entities need to understand about the adrenaline. You cannot continue to have adrenaline crises dag in and day out over every li”
• 86% in: “adrenaline. You cannot continue to have adrenaline crises dag in and day out over every little incident, even thong II 1E.1 1 entl”
• 86% in: “1 1 entlties get energy from the use of adrenaline and will get off on any opportunity to find argument or conflict. Some pec ple “
• 86% in: “om a con ict and will make arguments or adrenaline conflicts out of any possible hint of disputeffhis Aware ness indicates thag th”
• 86% in: “vents or movies or activities where the adrenaline is in a constant state of racing or emitting adrenaline into the body because t”
• 86% in: ” a constant state of racing or emitting adrenaline into the body because they fee so energized after the event. It is this reason “
• 87% in: “m to get worked up so that they get the adrenaline rush. The Adrenaline Rush Another Form uf Drug Addiction The adrenaline rush is”
• 87% in: ” that they get the adrenaline rush. The Adrenaline Rush Another Form uf Drug Addiction The adrenaline rush is just another form of”
• 87% in: “Rush Another Form uf Drug Addiction The adrenaline rush is just another form of drug addiction, bm of course it is a natural drug “
• 87% in: “fore, entities who begin to rely on Lhe adrenaline for the highs and excitement levels may find fhemselves depleting their adrenal”
• 87% in: “els may find fhemselves depleting their adrenaline over a period of time so that they age much quicker than they would otllerwlse “
• 87% in: “es become more aware og the role oi the adrenaline giands in their lives and how this can be of importance in prolonging or using “
• 87% in: “r using up their life vitality when the adrenaline is over used. If you Find yourself relying more and more on the adrenaline thro”
• 87% in: “d yourself relying more and more on the adrenaline through the use of certain drugs that call on the adrenaline, such as caffeine “
• 87% in: “e use of certain drugs that call on the adrenaline, such as caffeine or other stimulants, then you may also need to consider wheth”
• 88% in: “r not this is beginning to deplete your adrenaline. This Awareness indicates at some stage, when you find your adrenaline is not r”
• 88% in: “cates at some stage, when you find your adrenaline is not reacting to critical siLua.tions, you will realize the importance of kee”
• 88% in: “l realize the importance of keeping the adrenaline reserves md not simply getting all excited and worked up over little thlngsjust”
• 88% in: ” development. Foods that Strengthen the Adrenaline Gland This Awareness indicates that there ar some sub stances that can be helpf”
• 88% in: “e helpful in the diet Lo strengthen the adrenaline. This Awareness indicates that the msc of vegetables is beneficial in this rega”
• 89% in: “its can be helpful in strengthening the adrenaline. This Awareness indicates that there is a product Adrenal Recharge, carried by “
• 89% in: “ten think about. They simply take their adrenaline for granted and assume that the adrenalines will do their job and there is noth”
• 89% in: “do to help or hinder the efforts of the adrenaline glands. In fact, some entities might even wish they didn t have so much adrenal”
• 89% in: “ight even wish they didn t have so much adrenaline. This Awareness indicates that it is important for entities to have a certain a”
• 90% in: “or entities to have a certain amount of adrenaline. The adrenaline depletion tends to hinder one s initiative, tends to hinder one”
• 90% in: “ave a certain amount of adrenaline. The adrenaline depletion tends to hinder one s initiative, tends to hinder one s ability to re”

Issue 1987-05:

“17% In: The Fight Or Flight Syndrome: Good And Bad Effects Of Adrenaline“

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• 36% In: Adrenaline-Poisonous Venom If Not Released
• Page 4: Adrenaline (Good and bad effects of)

Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 10% in: “d ? . .. 3. N l Good and bad effects of adrenaline …, …… 4 . Astrological relations to s1eep..,… 5. Night people and Day p”
• 12% in: “dencies toward liypoglyeeniia, or other adrenaline! pancreas related conditions, may need more sleep th an others, due to their po”
• 13% in: “nce of one s metabolism and the flow of adrenaline and the assimilairion of irloorl sugar and its effect on the lnody. Huw tn Rese”
• 20% in: “ibute certain types of essences such as adrenaline fluids and so forth, hormones into the system which need time to he discharged “
• 22% in: “ted and the system is over charged with adrenaline or some other substance that these physical reactions, and reactions due to hor”
• 29% in: “n such times of stress, vast amounts of adrenaline may flow into the hormone system and into the body and bloodstream, and this ad”
• 29% in: “into the body and bloodstream, and this adrenaline entering into the organs and into the blood stream, and into the brain, can cau”
• 29% in: “Awareness indicates that the purpose of adrenaline in the system is related to the fight or flight syndron1e that adrenaline is in”
• 29% in: “d to the fight or flight syndron1e that adrenaline is intended to help one fight or flee danger. In other words, adrenaline is int”
• 29% in: “e fight or flee danger. In other words, adrenaline is intended to give strength so that one can act, physically act. This Awarenes”
• 30% in: ” has little value to the system and the adrenaline, rushing through the system, screaming and ready to fight or flee, is a destruc”
• 31% in: “e, rather than simply sit and allow the adrenaline to churn through your system, in a state of anger or shock or frustration or wo”
• 31% in: “r frustration or worry or fear, use the adrenaline as it was intended to put it into action. This Awareness indicates that in toda”
• 31% in: “ee from the event, but you can use that adrenaline which is screaming to be used, you can use that adrenaline in a form of action.”
• 31% in: ” screaming to be used, you can use that adrenaline in a form of action. Thus, you may take a long walk or may run, or may pound yo”
• 32% in: ” erehy you express yourself and get the adrenaline out of your system. Adrenal ine Poisonous Venom if Not Released This Awareness “
• 32% in: “al in a very short duration, but if the adrenaline is not released and this condition continues without release, you may discover “
• 33% in: ” renaline has not been released, if the adrenaline has been left in the system to continue its destructive effect. This Awareness “
• 33% in: “ve effect. This Awareness indicates the adrenaline is likened unto poisonous venom that is intended to give super strength in figh”
• 34% in: “nergies in your system and express your adrenaline in a way which is not antisocial, and not harmful to others, but This Awareness”
• 34% in: ” approach you tal Le, tlwi. you get the adrenaline out of your system.. x 4 This editor knows that what Awareness is saying about “
• 35% in: “that terrible time that out of fear his adrenaline caused his lmir 1,0 go white ovcmighi. NIGHT PEOPLE AND DAY PEOPLE CAETROLOGICA”

Issue 2003-06:

“71% In: Problems Of Adrenaline-Stimulating Excitement In Kids”

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• 73% In: How Do You Deal With An Adrenaline Junky?

Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 58% in: “s chaotic, Thus, the viewer experiences adrenaline reactions from the chaotic conditions which are part of the show which the view”
• 58% in: “ding still and the viewer is getting an adrenaline rush because of the chaos involved, the V WCf then feels a need to stay with tl”
• 58% in: “es the entity s emotions and creates an adrenaline condition every split second. The value ol this to a progrtunmcr is that anyone”
• 59% in: “ks and changes, can on y experience the adrenaline rush of the sudden shift of scenes and therefore. will stay and watch a little “
• 59% in: “indicates the curiosity, along with the adrenaline msh that forces the entity to inger, to try to determine somethin i, to make se”
• 62% in: “ating a mind that is constantly seeking adrenaline rushes with everything that it experiences so that it is in a state of high anx”
• 62% in: “tes all t l1e excitement in their mind, adrenaline msh in their bodies, and they cannot calm down, and il they do calm down, they “
• 62% in: “d because they are used to the constant adrenaline rush they will seek out excitement from these types ol shows, or l rom activiti”
• 63% in: “rth because that helps them to generate adrenaline and feel more excitement in their lite. Camera Techniques Create Excitement Jun”
• 71% in: “hings which are cneraled just l.o cause adrenaline rnslies among chilllclrcn these are the things that are of lltlle value to the “
• 71% in: “ent that is generated from this kind of adrenaline stimulutiii excitement is that which leads to the child becoming adgdicted to t”
• 71% in: “late conflict, just for the sake of the adrenaline lush. This Awareness indicates when this child gets into this kind ol mode, it “
• 71% in: “arents filed, because he in Lum gets an adrenaline rush when the 1Jat e. 1LS get an adrenaline n.tsl1, and they can mutually manip”
• 71% in: “naline rush when the 1Jat e. 1LS get an adrenaline n.tsl1, and they can mutually manipulate each other. The child can manipulate t”
• 71% in: ” at him, and he gets excited Iironi the adrenaline that comes md can create a similar I t33Cl l0l l l l 0Il l the parents so that “
• 72% in: ” the parents so that they get a greater adrenaline rush, which in tum leads them into reacting to him with 1heii ad1 enaline, andt”
• 72% in: “e, andthe entity then gets at l .1 the1 adrenaline rush. Thus, the adreliniine juiikies mzmipuleting each other fel the excitement”
• 73% in: “u deal vvlth J child who is tl kinrllol adrenaline junky? who gets kicks from the unc of the drug known as adrenaline and exciteme”
• 73% in: “kicks from the unc of the drug known as adrenaline and excitemeait? For it is just as much a drug, ii it cornesfrom your own SySlG”
• 74% in: “me junkies of etiiotions, julicliies ol adrenaline and so forth, and therefore, by being very much aware of the nature ol these su”
• 76% in: “s the child to feel a constant need for adrenaline, a constant need for excitement. lf a child begins to constantly seelcexciterne”
• 82% in: “he reason for their use is to create an adrenaline rush, but many entities are sglso aware ot this, have lost interest in those te”

Issue 1983-05:

“40% In: Adrenaline And The Purpose Of Anger“

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• Page 5: Adrenaline and the purpose of anger

Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 37% in: ” system, and to the hormone system. The adrenaline in particular suffers greatly from continual secretion the glands and organs un”
• 37% in: “and organs unable to handle all ot that adrenaline heing secreted into the bloodstream begin to suffer, and the body comes under g”
• 39% in: “er you desire to get those enerpes out. Adrenaline and the purpose of anger This Awareness indicates that even better yet, that yo”
• 39% in: “anger occurs, the entity by nature, the adrenaline seeretes energy through the body, adding greater strength, erection, and the en”
• 39% in: ” superhuman activity. lfhe secretion of adrenaline is that which I8 for protection against extreme danger, hut in this civilized w”
• 40% in: “e the demeaning event and hold in their adrenaline and their anger this is what bring about the stress and the difficulties in the”
• 40% in: “erful energy which is a poison from the adrenaline must hold that energy in his or her body, allowing it to flow through all of th”
• 41% in: “danger wherein they become charged with adrenaline if they cannot fight, if they cannot flee for social reasons, then the next app”
• 41% in: “of your and no longer have room for the adrenaline and hostil ity to remain in your system. This Awareness indiea tes that it is e”

Issue 2001-10:

“0% In: The World Really Isn’t “One Really Rotten” 2″

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Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 47% in: ” this then, leeds to an increase in the adrenaline and in the confrontation, and the amplitude of energies being hurled hack and f”
• 51% in: ” increases the emo tional energies, the adrenaline and so forth, and the entity becomes ready to fight. This Awareness indicates t”
• 58% in: “ness indicates that this is because the adrenaline is constantly being called u un, and the adrenaline pumping its toxin through t”
• 58% in: “s constantly being called u un, and the adrenaline pumping its toxin through tlie body, has its effect on the blood stream, and he”
• 58% in: ” tbe wall. This is partly the result of adrenaline in the system in excess. This Awareness indicates that anger also helps to trig”
• 59% in: “at the entity who asserts in excess the adrenaline type energies, such as through anger or liysical violence and activities such a”
• 67% in: “ance in re ard to receiving the shot of adrenaline t at comes wiii anger. This Awareness indicates that it gives their life a sens”
• 68% in: “or that moment, that high, that special adrenaline rugi, the entity can find some excuse in a situation whereby the entity theuhec”
• 76% in: “can be made easier for you. Anger as an Adrenaline Rush This Awareness indicates the important thing here is that you do not simpl”
• 77% in: “at some one or some reason, so that the adrenaline becomes a fix for you, much like a drug. This Awareness indicates that you must”
• 77% in: ” were a drug that could sri mulate your adrenaline, if there were a drug on the market that could cause the anger rush, the adrena”
• 77% in: “et that could cause the anger rush, the adrenaline rush, there would be many entities seekin to get that drug ust for the sake oft”
• 77% in: “to get that drug ust for the sake oft e adrenaline rush, because it wouljd give them the sense of greater power. Adrenaline is a v”
• 77% in: “d give them the sense of greater power. Adrenaline is a very powerful hormone that affects entities and can cause entities to feel”
• 77% in: ” reasons to drug themselves up with the adrenaline through anger or through fear. Just as entities go to frightening movies, the h”
• 77% in: “uch scenes, also entities can seek that adrenaline rush through anger and through hostilities, such as may occur rn driving, or in”
• 89% in: ” their circulatory system, aflectmg the adrenaline, at ecnng the circulation, and causing certain responsive problems, ranging fro”

Issue 2002-03:

“27% In: For Many Members CAC Provides And Adrenaline High”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 27% in: “he CAC membership simply get off on the adrenaline rush of some of these heavv messages and it gives them a kind of adrenaline hig”
• 27% in: “vv messages and it gives them a kind of adrenaline high, a feeling of high perception, an intensity of awareness, an alertness tha”
• 27% in: “ple o the world, become addicted to the adrenaline high that comes from ese messages so that when a messa e has come and they have”
• 28% in: “hing is hap ening. I ey have not had an adrenaline hgh for 6 mongis or more and they become angr with CA and bored and threaten to”
• 28% in: ” thrilling or exciting or trigger their adrenaline and the entities may write saying they are bored, they want Something exciting,”

Issue 2010-10:

“0% In: Hearing Voices”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 13% in: “produce the narcotic adrenalchrome from adrenaline glands and adrenaline secretions. This is not what is happening and therefore t”
• 14% in: “drenalchrome from adrenaline glands and adrenaline secretions. This is not what is happening and therefore this Awareness says tha”
• 15% in: “the narcotic made from the secretion of adrenaline, but this is happening on planet Earth as well. Plus, on planet Earth many of t”
• 43% in: “hat translates into the pumping of pure adrenaline into the flesh of the animal. Why adrenaline in today s meat causes problems Th”
• 43% in: “aline into the flesh of the animal. Why adrenaline in today s meat causes problems The brutality of the slau hter is such that the”
• 44% in: ” There is no TTT! Q O 3 ibfi buildup of adrenaline in the creature. It is a creature that . r TLlE GCE ME I . in some ways has mad”
• 46% in: “the skull ofa cow that is umped up with adrenaline because of the fear it is in, a umane way to dispatch an animal? Questioner Ver”

Issue 1985-21:

“5% In: Do We Really Have To Grow Old?”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 29% in: “is often is a chronic triggering of the adrenaline system. This Awareness indicates that the adrenaline system as that which secre”
• 29% in: “stem. This Awareness indicates that the adrenaline system as that which secretes a toxin throughout the body that the frightffligh”
• 29% in: “fflight syndrome which results when the adrenaline system is triggered, whereby an entity is made angry and seeks to fight or flee”
• 30% in: ” energy which has been triggered by the adrenaline. That to avoid expressing those energies is to allow the adrenaline to stew one”
• 31% in: “pressing those energies is to allow the adrenaline to stew one s body, so that all of the various joints, the cells, are filled wi”
• 31% in: “nually stirred np, hostile, wherein the adrenaline is active, and yet the expression of that energy is not allowed this has a prof”
• 32% in: “tween sugar, insulin, chromium, and the adrenaline and spleen and pancreas. That this should be for a different reading. This Awar”

Issue 1983-25:

“3% In: “Born Winners Or Born Losers: It All Depends On Your Identificatio”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 40% in: “ly lead to problems associated with the adrenaline, for the adrenaline becomes overactive when an entity is fearful. It can also l”
• 40% in: “associated with the adrenaline, for the adrenaline becomes overactive when an entity is fearful. It can also lead to accidents, fo”
• 40% in: “t ing to move quickly to use th eiextra adrenaline will often he inclined ix careless movements. This Awareness ind icates that fe”
• 47% in: ” bod . This Awareness In cates that the adrenaline which seeks to put this or into action through Eight or flight, can do nothing “
• 47% in: ” nothing but sit there and iliurnp this adrenaline energy throughout the system. he system does not flee and does not fight, for t”

Issue 2004-04:

“0% In: What To Do When You Get Ripped Off By Dishonest And Greedy Entities”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Adrenaline

• 72% in: “l cause a greater influence in terms of adrenaline and the so called type A personality, which leads to high blood pressure and le”
• 72% in: “kind of energy, the expressiveness. LIE adrenaline ty e energies and so forth tend to influence an entity into heavier meat eating”
• 73% in: “dual and the mixture of t tis diet, the adrenaline factor and other hormones related to the anger that an entity may feel can affe”
• 73% in: “dents that cause the trigger ing of the adrenaline and these hecome factorS to perpetuate the anger that entity s may hold. This A”

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