People really do feel it in their bones: Fight-or-flight reaction triggered by skeletal hormone, study finds
,"the skull protects the brain from trauma, the skeleton allows vertebrates to escape predators, and even the bones in the ear alert us to approaching danger–the hormonal functions of osteocalcin begin to make sense."
The geneticist now maintains that the bone-secreted hormone is what is truly behind the flight-or-flight response, though for decades most scientists believed it was adrenaline. It has been noted that animals who don't produce much adrenaline can still experience intense physical reactions to danger,"I have no doubt that there are many more new inter-organ signals to be discovered," Karsenty said of his studies.
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