It’s a wild ride — one of the biggest adrenaline rushes that you can legally find. But your body wasn’t designed to barrel out of airplanes; so it begs the question: during this incredible adventure, what’s happening to the body? 🪂
. “These findings support previous research demonstrating that skydiving elicits acute cortisol activation,” write the study authors.found that levels of testosterone in the body were also impacted by skydiving. As cortisol levels increased so too did levels of testosterone, especially in “adventure seeking” individuals.Not only do skydivers, novice and experienced, get a rush before each jump, they may also feel the pressure building in their ears and sinuses.
The fast changes in altitude that occur during skydiving can cause “middle ear squeeze and sinus squeeze.” The change in pressure can cause pain, vertigo, headache and nausea and in some rare cases may impact the judgment of jumpers.Additionally, skydiving could in some instances cause tummy troubles. If your ears pop and your equilibrium is off it can cause nausea. But most of this happens as a result of the aircraft, not jumping.
It’s important to note that when you jump out of a plane you’re not likely to experience the feeling of having your stomach drop. The sudden drop feeling that you might experience when cliff or bungee jumping
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