Does the fight or flight syndrome simply evacuate the bladder more
thoroughly or does the body continue to draw additional fluid into the
bladder that we have the urge to void for the umpteenth time before
the start of a race?
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This is actually a 'pissing question.'
"oyvey1948" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does the fight or flight syndrome simply evacuate the bladder more
thoroughly or does the body continue to draw additional fluid into the
bladder that we have the urge to void for the umpteenth time before
the start of a race? -
"oyvey1948" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Does the fight or flight syndrome simply evacuate the bladder more
thoroughlySome times.
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or does the body continue to draw additional fluid into the
bladder that we have the urge to void for the umpteenth time before
the start of a race?Huh? It sounds like maybe you are getting a lot more nervous than people I
have seen and known . Maybe more particulars about your race experience
would help understand where you are coming from. I am not aware of any
increased flow in to the bladder due to adrenal response. You possibly are
also consuming diuretics that are causing that on top of your adrenal
response. Do you take extra coffee or tea (or No-Doz!) before racing? -
(oyvey1948) said:
Does the fight or flight syndrome simply evacuate the bladder more
thoroughly or does the body continue to draw additional fluid into the
bladder that we have the urge to void for the umpteenth time before
the start of a race?Remember when mom said "you better go now while you have a chance," a few
million years of evolving combative mammals has the same message. The
opportunity to spew pheromones is also a probable factor.Ron
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