The Virtual Tranquilizer® : How to Manage Adrenaline for Vets Returning from Deployment
High levels of adrenaline, with no constructive outlet, can affect your mind, your mood and your behavior. Coming back from deployment, you may find yourself jumpy and on edge, or quick tempered and easily irritated. You may find it hard to relax and enjoy the civilian life you worked so hard to get back to. You may find yourself doing things you never did before, like getting into fights with friends and loved ones, getting in trouble with the law, or blowing through money at a terrific pace. Well, some of these strange new behaviors may be related to too much adrenaline.
When adrenaline doesn’t have a proper outlet it can become just another chemical interfering with your brain. Once you understand how adrenaline works, you can start making sense of things and take back control of your life.
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