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    cortisol is used to decrease the release of adrenocorticotropic hormone. ACTH is used by the pituitary gland which stimulates the adrenal gland. However, people with CAH have a genetic limitation where they are unable to produce correct amounts of cortisol. Without cortisol to exert a negative feedback on ACTH, it continues to be secreted causing the adrenal gland to secrete larger amounts of hormones. When there is an over secretion of hormones it over develops the adrenal glands and produces…

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    Endocrine Tumors

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    and release hormones. The neoplastic cells secrete the hormone normally produces by the cells of the gland, but they are not responding to negative feedback which controls mechanisms so hormones re secreted in an inappropriate and excessive manner. Because an endocrine tumor develops from cells that produce hormones, the tumor itself can produce hormones and cause serious illness. 2.) Hormones secreted by the adrenal medulla are, epinephrine or also known as adrenaline. This hormone responds…

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    that theory. The emotional systems of men are timed with biological reproduction abilities and driven by hormones or the lack of them hormones such as Testosterone, Vasopressin and Estrogen. Gender behavior patterns that are instilled in men such as not showing emotion such as through crying and through doing boy orientated activities challenge doing gender in the face of overriding hormones. Testosterone plays a major role in the wellbeing of men throughout their lifetime and biological…

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    Cancer Vs Colon Cancer

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    specific researchers attempt to uncover what physiologically can lead to or even prevent colon cancer, other studies have a different approach in which they work to cure someone who already has the disease. With this approach, a study researched hormone replacement therapy in relation to survival in women diagnosed with colon cancer. While researchers attack this disease in many different ways, they are all simultaneously attempting to gain a better understanding of colon…

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    Hcg Drops Case Study

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    Recently, the HCG diet and the accompanied HCG drops became very popular and for good reason. With it, many individuals achieved great results in the domain of weight loss and general, overall fitness. Thanks to this news spreading, more and more people began to look for the same product, but often with little or no success. Sometimes, this search can take up weeks and even months, making the same individuals lose hope and just stop looking. But, with a bit of right information and a correct…

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    Epoprostenol • Definition of epoprostenol (Flolan). - Epoprostenol belongs to some hormones which present in the body naturally called prostaglandins. - It is derived from arachidonic acid . This medication is taken by a continuous injection in the vein by the use of an infusion pump . - Generic Name: Epoprostenol sodium - Brand Name : Flolan Fig. 1 Chemical structure of epoprostenol • During comparison between two GPs of patients with PPH.one of them are treated with…

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    itself overnight instead of digesting. Sleep is so important for the body because we need theses hours to recharge our brain. Our body works so hard during the day that any scratch, cold, or infection is tended to while we sleep. To circle back to hormones, when you are tired you are under a state of “metabolic grogginess”, a term coined by the University of Chicago. These researchers found that when you are sleep deprived, the…

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    Oxytocin is the love hormone that is released by both men and women. Even though oxytocin levels are higher in women, oxytocin effects both genders the same. One problem with oxytocin is that anyone can access this hormone without a prescription. The Food and Drug Administration has not regulated oxytocin so the side and long term effects are not known (Pappas, 2015). Oxytocin helps women with nursing and the birth process. “The hormone causes uterine contractions during labor and helps shrink…

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    Oxytocin Research Paper

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    Trust, love, calmness, connectedness, and attitude are expressions that are allied with oxytocin. But how are these terms associated with a single hormone? Remarkably, it does outstanding work in our body and brain. Oxytocin affects us mentally and physically, but oxytocin is also a great life facilitator in the way it influences us. Oxytocin is most noteworthy for milk ejection and labor contraction. For women, oxytocin is a lifesaver, because it is accountable for formulating a female’s body…

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    Serotonin Research Paper

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    The hormone I chose to research is called Serotonin. It was first discovered by Vittorio Erspamer in Rome in 1935. American scientists then verified all of the findings in the late 1940’s. In 1948, Serotonin was named and isolated by Maurice M. Rapport, Arda Green, and Irvine Page. Serotonin is produced in the Pineal gland in the brain and also in the intestines. Majority of the body’s Serotonin is found, and has a key role, in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. This hormone is also found in…

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