06-Sex hormones;
Sex hormones
A hormone is secretion and in a way, a chemical messenger that is made by cells that have the ability to secrete small liquids either directly into or out of the blood. In women, hormones that affect sexuality are above all the estrogen and progesterone. They are secreted by the ovaries and carried by blood to the target organs. But other hormones also play a role: prolactin for lactation and testosterone for temperament and libido.
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(a) the estrogen
Definition
A female hormone with multiple effects that regulates the reproductive cycle and causes the onset of secondary sex characteristics. It is a growth hormone breasts, buttocks, breasts, etc. Various forms of estrogen are used to treat, among other things, menopausal symptoms and breast cancer.
Role
Estrogen or estrogen is a group of steroids, which naturally function as a primary 35 female sex hormone. They also act on the brain's temperature-regulating centers. They lower blood cholesterol and triglyceride levels. They promote calcification of bones, maintaining the balance between bone formation and breakdown. At puberty, they affect the development of the vulva, vagina, uterus, and cell differentiation. During puberty, estrogen is responsible for the onset of secondary female sexual characteristics and especially for breast development. Estrogen is secreted in small amounts during childhood with a peak during puberty. After puberty, estrogen, progesterone are produced in large quantities to regulate the woman's menstrual cycle.
In summary, estrogen promotes breast development, proliferation of cells in the lining of the uterus (endometrium), and is responsible for the characteristic external appearance of the breasts of adult women.
(b) Progesterone
Definition:
A female hormone secreted by the ovaries (corpus luteum) that helps regulate menstruation. Synthetic versions of progesterone are used as contraceptives and to treat symptoms related to menopause, certain cancers, and abnormal uterine bleeding
Role
Progesterone, which is secreted after ovulation, also plays an important role in lowering the mature egg and maintaining the pregnancy. It reduces cyclic swelling of the body and breasts because it has a diuretic effect. It facilitates the development of lactation cells in the breast. The small size of your chest may be due to the fact that your ovaries do not produce enough estrogen and progesterone. As women age, the ovaries produce fewer hormones, so the breasts shrink. You will need more estrogen and progesterone to maintain or enlarge your breasts.
During puberty, hormonal activity in young girls causes changes in the shape and size of the breasts. They develop because of fat deposits, and the milk ducts of the mammary gland connect to the nipple.
During the menstrual cycle, the mammary gland enlarges with estrogen about 15 days after the last day of menses. During menstrual periods, the breasts become more tender or even painful. At menopause, breast size decreases because of estrogen deficiency. The breast of postmenopausal women becomes predominantly fatty.
(c)Prolactin
Definition
Prolactin is a peptide hormone secreted by the brain to stimulate lactation
Role
Prolactin helps to develop mammary glands, also promotes fat storage in the breasts and increases the number of estrogen receptors. Its main role is the initiation and maintenance of lactation, by action on the mammary glands stimulated by estrogens. Its role is involved in fertility by central action and by direct gonadal action on the ovaries or testes. Any breast enlargement, libido reduction program should take this into account and the safest way to increase prolactin, is actually to use tonisex GS powder. Its wealth in phyto-ostrogenic herbs facilitate the production of prolactin and estrogen during the breast enlargement program.
(d)Testosterone
Definition
Testosterone is a steroid hormone, secreted mainly by the male testes and in smaller amounts by the adrenal glands and a few other tissues. It's the main sex hormone male. It is produced in small amounts by the ovaries in women and influences their dynamism, temperament, libido, etc. Its excess can negatively influence breast development and must be taken into account in any breast enlargement program. More estrogen is needed but less testosterone. Excess testosterone due to poor nutrition (excess carbohydrates and sugars) or stress can stop a woman's breasts from growing.
Role
In men, testosterone plays a key role in health and well-being, especially in sexual functioning. Examples of these effects include increased libido, increased energy, increased blood cell production and protection against osteoporosis. On average, an adult male produces about 40 to 60 times more testosterone than an adult female.
In women, testosterone is the most common behaviourally and organically. This is the key hormone of libido. Without her, a woman has no sexual desire, fantasies, or orgasms. Women who have had their ovaries removed have their testosterone level fall by 50%. If this decrease is not compensated by the adrenal glands, a decrease in sexual appetite may occur, or even complete disinterest. A woman who has no sexual appetite must think about it to save her home and keep her man.
NB: In the following, I will help you determine your testosterone level. You'll know if you have too much testosterone or not enough. You will balance your hormones, limiting carbohydrates and avoiding stress.
(e)growth hormone
Definition
Growth hormone, somatropin or somatotropin, is a brain-secreted polypeptide hormone that stimulates cell growth and reproduction in humans and other vertebrates.
Role
Its role is already in its definition. No growth is possible without this signal from the brain. You will agree with me that any situation that negatively affects the brain (stress, alcoholism, smoking, etc.) can similarly influence growth.
Breast development is related to the increase in growth hormone during puberty. The secretion of this hormone increases from birth to a variable peak according to each organ and once the peak is reached, secretion decreases until it is zero at a given age, always in relation to each organ, otherwise humans would grow eternally. At a given age, humans need cell renewal more than they need growth. From this standpoint, after puberty, the level of growth hormone naturally falls, and if the breasts have not reached their normal development, the nature of pregnancy will give them a second chance at developing a fetus. So you understand that if your chest hasn’t grown larger during puberty and motherhood, you’re going to have to look for other ways to develop it. This will require, first and foremost, figuring out how to increase the growth hormone and sex hormones in our bodies. The increase in growth hormone after your puberty will depend on the program you choose and you may prefer our program which combines massage and dietary supplements. You cannot fail us if the origin of your micro-breast is hormonal. We're waiting for you.
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