Society is
not kind either
to the fellow that runs away from his antagonists. So the
contemporary enemy and peer pressure force the adrenal
syndrome into antiquity.
A person that understands this syndrome can use it to great
advantage if you use it as an attacking tool, especially against
an enemy that doesn't understand it. As I said we are
manipulating man's natural instinct to want to run as opposed
to fight. By triggering adrenaline in an opponent I am also
triggering his flight response. When he feels like running
away, because society looks poorly on a 'runner', it will cause
the opponent massive self-doubt and, hopefully cause him to
capitulate. Everything in life has its opposite and the danger
with any positive adrenaline switch is that it can backfire on
you. If the recipient overrides the urge to capitulate the
release may make him stronger and faster -a dangerous
adversary indeed.