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Did you know that humans possess 50 hormones? 50!
From adrenal health and blood sugar to fertility and thyroid function, hormones are the root of, well, everything! 🤯
Hormones control or regulate many biological processes and are often produced in very low amounts within the body.
Hormones regulate our blood sugar. Thanks, Insulin! 👋
Growth and energy production (Growth Hormone and Thyroid Hormone)
Differentiation, growth, and reproduction hormones (Testosterone and Estrogen)
The Endocrine System is made up of all the hormones in the body. This system supports brain and nervous system development, reproduction, metabolism, and blood sugar.
This month’s educational theme is all about Health Happy Hormones!
We will be breaking down what hormones do for our bodies (male and female) through our life cycle, how to keep them balanced and supported, and living a non-toxic lifestyle to keep the hormone disruptors at bay.
What are you hoping to learn more about this month?
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Item Description
Did you know that humans possess 50 hormones? 50!
From adrenal health and blood sugar to fertility and thyroid function, hormones are the root of, well, everything! 🤯
Hormones control or regulate many biological processes and are often produced in very low amounts within the body.
Hormones regulate our blood sugar. Thanks, Insulin! 👋
Growth and energy production (Growth Hormone and Thyroid Hormone)
Differentiation, growth, and reproduction hormones (Testosterone and Estrogen)
The Endocrine System is made up of all the hormones in the body. This system supports brain and nervous system development, reproduction, metabolism, and blood sugar.
This month’s educational theme is all about Health Happy Hormones!
We will be breaking down what hormones do for our bodies (male and female) through our life cycle, how to keep them balanced and supported, and living a non-toxic lifestyle to keep the hormone disruptors at bay.
What are you hoping to learn more about this month?
