Wow!!!! This guy is really good at explaining such a complicated study. Thank you so much for publishing this video, God bless. I actually understand this topic now and I could actually remember it without cramming the information!
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At the illustration, of the pituitary gland at 3:23 it looks as though the hypotahalamus, and the pituitary gland overlap. Where does the hypothalamus end and where does the pituitary gland begin.
Testosterone is regulated via negative feedback. The levels in the blood, under normal conditions, should remain the same. Of course, as you age the level will decrease.
In case of natural functioning failure or improper slow stimulus how do enhance all functioning artificially by medicine. Do single medicine functions all or 1 for each hormone separately?
GH is essential in adults, after puberty, it still affects cell division/metabolism. Prolactin is also part of the Dopamine feedback loop. and in oligodendrocyte stimulation. most of the hormones have multiple roles, and often work in conjunction with other hormones for additional effects. oxytocin also has neuro effects in respects to social behaviors, which is why males also need oxytocin. ADH and oxytocin work together in many areas of the body, and in some cases can substitute for each other. many hormones have a neurological effect in addition to their physiological effects.
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Great video Ray ,excellent presentation
Wow!!!! This guy is really good at explaining such a complicated study. Thank you so much for publishing this video, God bless. I actually understand this topic now and I could actually remember it without cramming the information!
hmmm yes u r right :) i also like teaching, if ever u r needed to learn or understand anyother topic reletive to any topic u may contact me :)
stay blesses
Thank you for such clarity! I will be back again to watch other videos of yours!
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Amazing ! Understood everything, clarified so much thank you
At the illustration, of the pituitary gland at 3:23 it looks as though the hypotahalamus, and the pituitary gland overlap. Where does the hypothalamus end and where does the pituitary gland begin.
Thanks for posting !!! So helpful!
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How does this help me increase my testosterone?
Testosterone is regulated via negative feedback. The levels in the blood, under normal conditions, should remain the same. Of course, as you age the level will decrease.
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Excellent explanation!! :)
In case of natural functioning failure or improper slow stimulus how do enhance all functioning artificially by medicine.
Do single medicine functions all or 1 for each hormone separately?
Thank you 😊 super helpful.
GH is essential in adults, after puberty, it still affects cell division/metabolism.
Prolactin is also part of the Dopamine feedback loop. and in oligodendrocyte stimulation.
most of the hormones have multiple roles, and often work in conjunction with other hormones for additional effects.
oxytocin also has neuro effects in respects to social behaviors, which is why males also need oxytocin. ADH and oxytocin work together in many areas of the body, and in some cases can substitute for each other.
many hormones have a neurological effect in addition to their physiological effects.
In the picture of the small person at 11:10 it looks as though he suffers from something other than hypopituitary dwarfism. Is this the case??
My understanding is nerve Fibre means neurons from central canal of brain please explain this part
Isn't it the sympathetic motorneurons of the ANS that innervate the adrenal gland??
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