Very simply, the Hypothalamus organizes and controls many complex emotions, feelings and moods, as well as all motivational states including hunger, appetite and food intake, and everything to do with the concept of pleasure including satisfaction, comfort and creative activities. The neurons in the Hypothalamus produce a number of Hypothalamic neurotransmitters which relay information and instruction to all parts of the brain and body, directly influencing the Pituitary Gland, where Growth Hormone, Thyroid Hormone Releasing Factor and other neuropeptides are released via Hypothalamic input. Read more about our Raw Hypothalamus Glandular.
The rationale for use of glandular tissue concentrates is based on a simple and universal concept "like heals like". In other words, if an organ or gland in the body is functioning poorly, consumption of healthy cells from those glands or concentrates of those cells may normalize the function of that gland. The active factors lie in the water-soluble fraction of glandular tissues, especially in the various peptides, polypeptides, proteins and enzymes.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
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