4 ms·

Isn't that just gonna keep the patients in constant fight-or-flight mode? Perhaps developing PTSD or something over time...

• miningape 1y ago
  Sounds like a secondary concern to me /s
• mvdtnz 1y ago
  It's only constant if you constantly administer it
• buran77 1y ago
  With soldiers it makes sense to use it explicitly to enforce the "fight" mode as needed. This can range from "occasionally in emergencies" to "all the time". But militaries have famously not cared about the long term health and well being of their forces past their active use. So any consequence of "long term fight mode" past victory day are just the cost of doing business.
  • xeonmc 1y ago
    "Your injuries were not service related."
  • phatskat 1y ago
    “Victory day” lol, I think the only one I’ve been alive for so far was “Mission Accomplished”