Ray Peat Audio Archive

garynull-960101-thyroid-function-npr-thyroid-interview — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview garynull-960101-thyroid-function-npr-thyroid-interview. The excerpt begins at 00:12:57.440 and runs for 47 seconds.

30 or 40 times more adrenaline than normal and adrenaline tends to lead immediately to cortisone production depending on how efficient your adrenals are and this high adrenaline state creates a terrible amount of confusion among doctors and patients both because as an adaptation it makes people feel like they're on speed sometimes to have this adaptive extreme overproduction of adrenaline and at night it's normal for adrenaline and cortisone to rise even in young people because it's a sort of a fasting state and they're not eating and