Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy

It is well known that hormones are chemical substances secreted by a cell or a group of cells and that they carry out important physiological effects in the organism. Hormones are transported by the blood to all tissues but act only on those cells that have specific receptors for them called “target cells.”

To name an example, growth hormones and thyroid hormones influence almost every cell in the body. They are typically produced in very low but constant concentrations and with powerful effects.
They are also responsible for regulating various biological systems or rhythms that develop cyclically (every 24 hours), normalizing vital physiological functions for humans, such as sleep.

A well-known example is the circadian sleep cycle (biological clock). The sleep-wake transition is mainly associated with light stimuli. When it gets dark, melatonin is secreted, which helps us feel drowsy with the primary objective of repairing and/or regenerating damaged tissues or organs. On the other hand, in the morning, our cortisol levels must increase to have enough energy to carry out our activities, decreasing at night to give way to melatonin and its functions. When their function is finished, they are inactivated by the liver and excreted by the kidneys.

As you can see, hormones are fundamental particles in the human organism that perform vital functions in terms of internal homeostasis. Any alteration of these substances considerably impacts your balance, generating significant problems and symptoms that will prevent you from enjoying a good quality of life.

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