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The human body is created but how can the various parts communicate with each other? A detailed set of specific components that depend on one another, the various parts of the body need ways to communicate with each other to insure the proper balance of activities and secretions for optimal functioning. The body communicates through one of it"s smallest components, the cell. Each tissue, brain, glands, sexual organs, and all other parts of the body depend on little messengers to tell them what to do based on what the body"s needs are at each moment. For instance, what your cells need when you are running a race differs from what they need when you are sleeping. These special little messengers are chemicals called hormones.

Hormones control most of the glands that make our bodies function. They are responsible for a multitude of bodily functions including sleep, appetite, sexual desire, mood and energy. The amount and ratios of hormones produced changes with each stage of human development and it is these changes that are responsible for what we see as part of the natural aging process....

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