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No, they do not. Adrenal glands are what produce adrenaline and they are a pair of small glands, each of which sits on top of one of the kidneys.

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What does adrenal glands produce?

They produce adrenaline


Are you born with adrenaline or does the body continually produce it?

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Does the heart produce adrenaline?

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Where do you get most of your energy from?

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What anterior pituitary hormone stimulates the adrenal cortex?

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