Do hormones really affect our lives and our behavior?

 

There is a question that has always aroused our interest and confirmed by many positions, and we have always wanted to answer it.

Are we really at the mercy of our female hormones? Are all our psychological fluctuations the main cause of it?

What is its importance and its implications?

They certainly have a great influence on our lives, but we remain in control of our behavior, but our lack of knowledge of their importance and how to deal with them makes them a strange thing that we cannot deal with, but it is possible to break this barrier by getting to know them.

Hormones secreted from the glands of all kinds are the regulators of all the processes that the body performs on a regular basis and are responsible for its health and its imbalance causes many diseases, we will discuss these details in the coming articles, but today we will shed light on feminine hormones and they are:

Progesterone

 Estrogen

Testosterone

Those hormones are related to our menstrual cycle, pregnancy, weight, fertility, metabolism, and some of our moods,..... etc

Let us learn together about the importance of each hormone:

Progesterone:

The hormone progesterone is at its highest normal levels in blood during and after ovulation, because it prepares the uterus to receive the fertilized egg and continues to be present in blood if pregnancy occurs and maintains and stabilizes it, if it does not occur, it decreases and the menstrual cycle occurs.

Does it have other importance for the body? Of course, they are as follows:

Helps burn fat and produce energy.

Helps hair germination and growth and affects its health.

Helps the mind focus and calm.

Works on bone growth.

It is used in the means of contraception.

Estrogen:

The hormone estrogen is always present in the blood in different proportions and has many important functions, including:

It leads to the growth of cells in the breast and uterus.

It enhances the presence of collagen layers in the skin, which maintains its youthfulness.

Helps maintain calcium in the bones.

Regulates cholesterol and blood sugar levels.

Affects the psychological and the ability to understand and comprehend.

It is used in the means of contraception.

Testosterone:

It is the main male hormone in men, but it is excreted in low levels that are almost negligible in women

The percentage of female hormones in the blood and their effect on the body varies depending on the age of the woman, as they are at their peak in their twenties and above and continue to rise to the end of the 40's, where the percentage of hormones in the blood decreases and continues to decline after the age of 50, which we call ( Age of menopause).

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