What is the difference in hormones between men and women?

There are more than 75 kinds of hormones in the human body, of which 25 are protein hormones and more than 50 are carrier hormones, commonly known as these 75 kinds of hormones. Hormones regulate the internal environment of human metabolism, the coordination, growth and reproduction between organs. It not only affects the growth and emotional performance of a normal person, but also is an important factor to maintain the health of various organ systems in the body. Once out of balance, the body will get sick. Hormones play a decisive role in whether a person can achieve physical and mental health. Hormones are produced by endocrine glands and transported to all parts of the body through blood circulation to maintain the coordinated function of body cells. Modern medical research has found that human hormones are mainly provided by steroid mother nuclei contained in the food people eat. Among many kinds of hormones, more than ten kinds of hormones play an extremely important role in human health and aging (see the table below):

List of main hormones and functions of human body

Hormone type

function

sex hormone

Control ovarian development and function

somatotropin

Control the growth and development of the body

thyroid hormone

Maintain physical activity

parathyroid hormone

Maintain blood calcium concentration

adrenaline

Stimulate the explosive power of the body and deal with emergency crisis.

insulin

Maintain blood sugar concentration

Estrogen and luteinizing hormone

Regulate menstruation and maintain fertility

testosterone

In charge of male sexual characteristics

Hormones are related to chemical elements that control cells. They determine how much food cells should burn and decompose, and then how much energy should be released. They also determine whether body cells produce milk, hair, secretions, enzymes or other metabolic products. It is also a very powerful molecule. Even if a third of the hormones can work, they are so small that they can't be seen even with a microscope.

We can regard hormones as the chemical key to metabolism. When hormones turn the key, they stimulate cells in the brain, intestines, muscles, reproductive organs and skin to work. In fact, all cells in our body are more or less influenced by the mysterious key of hormones.

Without hormones, the metabolic lock on human cells can't be opened, and cells can't play their full potential. If the hormone secretion is unbalanced, serious problems will appear in the body, such as personality change, loss of libido, restlessness, wilderness phobia, memory loss, insomnia, chills, obesity, blood sugar problems, allergies, swelling and inflammation, and so on.

L what is an autologous hormone?

Autohormones are "hormones produced by your body", not hormones supplemented in vitro.