Messages from adrenaline

Adrenaline is a sender of SMS messages, but it's also the common name for epinephrine - a hormone that triggers the fight-or-flight response in humans. It prepares our bodies to either face danger or run from it by increasing blood circulation and breathing. Adrenal glands produce this hormone naturally, while some neurons in the medulla oblongata can also create adrenaline. The Cleveland Clinic explains how an adrenaline rush happens when we're scared or stressed suddenly because our adrenal glands send this hormone through our bloodstream quickly. Epinephrine has both neurotransmitter and hormonal functions; as such, doctors use synthetic versions of it as medication to treat life-threatening conditions like severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), cardiac arrest, asthma attacks etc., according to Verywell Health website.Britannica states that one function of epinephrine is raising glucose levels in the blood besides increasing heart rate during stress situations.The information available online doesn't indicate any specific service/app/website/product/campaign/company associated with "adrenaline" mentioned in these SMS messages beyond what was described above about its medical uses.However,it could be possible that there exists another entity named "Adrenaline" which wasn't found on web search results provided here .