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The pituitary gland which is an endocrine gland,
comes into play when a person is exposed to red. In just a fraction
of a second a chemical
signal goes from the pituitary gland to the adrenal glands and
Adrenaline is released. The adrenaline courses through the blood
stream and
produces certain physiological alterations with metabolic effects.
The following reactions begin immediately but may not be noticed
for a few minutes or even several hours depending on the health
of the individual's 'Homeostasis', (the physiological process by
which
the internal systems of the body are maintained at equilibrium
despite variations in external conditions).
Blood pressure will elevate.
Inreased pulse rate.
Rapid breathing.
The Autonomic Nervous System takes over and reactions become automatic.
Taste buds become more sensitive.
Appetite improves.
The sense of smell heightens.
Males become attracted to yellow based reds while females become attracted
to blue based reds.
If you are ruled by the color RED, you
are outgoing, assertive, vigorous and prone
to impulsive actions and variable moods. You feel deep sympathy for fellow
humans and are easily swayed. You have a strong sex drive, entertain
stimulating fantasies and would get into extramarital affairs if a strong
sense of duty did not hold you back from acting on your secret desires.
You are an optimist, but you do not desist to voice your complaints or discomforts.
Red increases the appetite.
Some expensive restaurants
use red table cloths and napkins to increase the appetite by raising
the metabolic
rate. People on weight-control programs should stay
away from red while eating! Red
stimulates the sensory nerves, so it benefits the senses of smell, sight,
hearing, taste and touch. It activates blood circulation, excites the
cerebrospinal fluid and rouses the sympathetic nervous system. Haemoglobin
is built with red rays. Red rays produce heat that vitalises and energises
the liver, the muscular system and the left part of the brain.
Red is excellent as a muscle relaxant for spasms.
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