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A small correction to craig werner's article:

	>Adrenals	Glucocorticoids (Cortisol) - carbohydrate metabolism
	>			- also produce "stress"
	>

In addition to being involved in carbohydrate metabolism
and a host of other things,
glucocorticoids help your body _respond_to_ stress,
not produce it.

(I imagine he meant something like "they produce the 'stress reaction'")