The data obtained have shown that adrenaline induced hyperglycemia in white rats is accompanied by significant abnormalities in erythrocyte membranes of membrane-bound phospholipids. These changes are characterized by pronounced decrease of quantity of membrane-bound phosphatidylcholines, which was accompanied by the simultaneous increase of lysophosphatidylcholines level. Using on this background the super low concentrations (10^-4M, 10^-8M, 10^-12M) of sodium thiosulfate is characterized by normalization of disorders mentioned with the exception of lysophospatidylcholines the high concentration of which remains unchanged. This fact has a special significance, which may be explained as the one mechanism of compensatory activity of the organism.