Epinefrina

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Other names for Epinephrine

Adrenalina
Epi
Epinephrinum

Synopsis of Epinephrine

Epinephrine is a powerful hormone and neurotransmitter produced by the adrenal medulla in response to stress. It plays a central role in the body's "fight-or-flight" response by rapidly preparing the body to face danger or challenge. Once released, it increases heart rate, expands airways, boosts blood flow to muscles, dilates pupils, and raises blood sugar levels for quick energy. These actions are regulated by the sympathetic nervous system and are critical in acute stress or emergency situations.

Epinephrine is short-acting but highly potent, with effects that can be lifesaving—particularly in cases of anaphylaxis, where injectable epinephrine (e.g., EpiPen) is used to open airways and maintain blood pressure. It also plays a role in cardiovascular tone, glucose metabolism, and immune response modulation.

Imbalances in epinephrine production can contribute to chronic anxiety, insomnia, high blood pressure, and adrenal fatigue. Overproduction is often associated with prolonged stress or tumors like pheochromocytomas. On the other hand, insufficient response can be dangerous in emergencies or during allergic reactions.

Natural remedies to support Epinephrine

Adaptogens: Herbs like ashwagandha and rhodiola help the body manage stress and moderate adrenal hormone output.

Mindful breathing and meditation: Downregulates the sympathetic nervous system and balances epinephrine release.

Regular exercise: Helps regulate catecholamine production and reduces baseline stress hormone levels.

Sleep quality: Deep sleep restores adrenal health and stabilizes the body’s response to stress.

Magnesium and B-vitamins: Needed for neurotransmitter production and adrenal function.

Reduce stimulants: Caffeine and other stimulants can cause excessive epinephrine release over time.

Ingredientes

These raw ingredients are often used in alternative medicine to support Epinephrine.

corteza suprarrenal
ashwagandha
bovino
cafeína
eleuthero
ginseng
guayusa
albahaca santa
l-fenilalanina
l-tirosina
magnesio
Acetil-L-Tirosina
rhodiola
salvia
schisandra chinensis
vitamina B6
vitamina C
glándula suprarrenal entera
yohimbe
1,3-DMAA
DMPX
11-hidroxi yohimbina
1,3,7-Trimetilpurina-2,6-diona
Suprarrenales
Suprarrenal
Alcaloide (sin especificar)
Adrafinil
Acetil L-tirosina
Aminas adrenérgicas
Aminas activas
Adrenalina
Alcaloides
Suprarrenales
Acetil-L-Tirosina
alcaloide
Extracto suprarrenal
Proteínas animales
mezcla (hierba/botánica)
botánico (sin especificar)
Beta Metilfenetilalamina
mezcla (hierba/botánica)
Bovino (sin especificar)
Beta-metilfeniletilamina
Cafeína pterostilbeno
Catecolamina
Cafeína alfa-cetoglutarato
Cafeína
Café (mezclado)
Carbohidratos
Dimetilamilamina
Dimetilhexilamina (DMHA)
Dimetilfenetilamina
Efedra
Exfedrina HCl
Efedrina
aditivo alimentario (sin especificar)
Hongos
Guaraní
Guaraná
Ginsenósido
Albahaca
Hordenine
Isopropilnorsinefrina
L-Tirosina
L-Fenilalanina
Metilhexaneamina
Médula
Metilxantina (sin especificar)
Metilfenetilamina
Metilsinefrina
Ma Huang
N-acetil-tirosina
N-acetil tirosina
Nicotina
N-metil tiramina
Octodrine
Oxedrina
Octopamina
Paraxantina
Ginseng Panax
Panax Pseudoginseng
Cerdo
Panax Notoginseng
Porcino
planta (sin especificar)
Reginin A
Rauwolscina
Café Robusta
Sinefrina
Sodio
Ginseng siberiano
Tejido (sin especificar)
Tribulina
Tirosina alfa cetoglutarato
Ácido alfa-cetoglutárico tirosina
Tirosina
Tirosina alfa-cetoglutarato
Xantina
yohimbina
Yohimbe
Yohimbinas (sin especificar)