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corine
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| I am worried for my health. Something is happening with my hormones that make me sick. Beside, I am not able to get pregnant because of that. What am I suppose to do? I do not know almost anything about hormones. Can you please explain how hormones influence one another? Please help! |
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| Posted: 05/07/07 - 22:10 Post subject: |
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| If you can imagine a soccer game, then you can understand how do hormones influences one another. The main function of game players is to score a goal. The same is with hormones, but their goals are your body functions. Without them there will be no life. They "tell" when to eat, when to sleep, they "tell" your heart, your lung, your liver what to do, they "tell" you when you can have a baby etc. How? Like ball players. Players give one another a ball, like hormones "give" cells information about their functions. That is why one hormone can increase level of others. |
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