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What About - Premature Aging - Short Term Memory Loss - Hormone
Imbalances - Chronic
Tiredness
The pituitary gland is known as the "master" gland of the endocrine
system because it controls the functions of the other endocrine glands. No
larger than a pea, it is located at the base of the brain attached to the hypothalamus
gland, the power behind the pituitary gland. The hypothalamus gland is responsible
for turning on and shutting off certain pituitary hormones directed toward
target organs. Substances released by the hypothalamus trigger the production
and secretion of hormones by the pituitary.
The hypothalamus regulates our internal organs and systems such as our blood
pressure, digestion, and hormone secretion through the pituitary gland. Ultimately,
the hypothalamus gland can control every endocrine gland in the body. When
in balance, the pituitary and hypothalamus can carry out their respective
functions properly. So, now you have the picture. Not Quite.
There is another gland called the thalamus gland. It is located in the center
of the brain and resembles a large chicken egg. Like a telephone switchboard,
it processes and routes all incoming sensory impulses, except those of
smell, to major nerve centers throughout the brain. It sends signals to
every part
of the brain while at the same time connecting various brain centers with
others. It also establishes levels of sleep and wakefulness. The thalamus
is responsible
for letting us know what's happening outside the body. It plays a role
in helping us decide what to pay attention to. This is the gland that is
responsible
for
the success or failure of our mental processes such as thinking, perception,
reasoning, judgment and knowledge. As you can see, the pituitary gland
and the hypothalamus gland depend jointly on the thalamus gland. When in
balance,
all of these glands can carry out their natural processes and functions.
So here's the bottom line. In order to enjoy the benefits of hGH (human
Growth Hormone) or any hormone, we must maintain chemical and electrical
balance
throughout these complex glands located inside our brains.
It is natural for our bodies to reduce the production of hormones as
we get older. But, most often the reduction of hormones comes about
as the
result
of our living habits and the way we handle stress. As we get older
and hormone production lessens, we must rely on hormone balance to keep
us
feeling and
looking youthful and functioning properly.
Injecting a synthetic version of hGH into the body several times a
day for life is NOT the answer, and for most of us it is far too
expensive. Average
cost is around $2,000.00 every month. But there is a brighter side.
Nature
truly provides for us as we begin to age and hormone production begins
to wane. Aging and the decreases in body chemistry go hand in hand.
The good
news is
our bodies are designed to function properly with lessened hormone
production. The real problem lies with the imbalance found in the
glands that are
either responsible for producing, releasing or conveying specific
hormonal chemicals.
Quite often when the lessened amount of the body's own growth hormone
production decreases beyond a certain set point, one should look
first at stress,
physical health or imbalances as the real culprit in premature aging
and other questionable
health concerns.
The new EVB Oral Spray has been formulated to energize and balance
the entire body when used regularly. But most of all, it enables
your body
to respond
to premature internal and external aging by providing hGH stimulating
and balancing signals to the appropriate glandular locations in
the brain. Some signs of
imbalance may include short term memory loss, increase in facial
wrinkles or loose skin, weak immune functions, decrease in body
and/or muscle
mass,
irregular
sleep patterns, or perceived depression.
At DNR we think the future looks bright for those assisting the
body in its ability to correct chemical imbalances and weak or
distorted
hormone production.
Over the years DNR has made monumental breakthroughs in dealing
with abnormal
hormone production and major signaling pathways. Currently, we
are preparing to introduce a new type of energy-fortified products
that
will deal with
correcting other male and female hormonal concerns through glandular
signaling that balances
as well as stimulates.
Please click on the following links for more information:
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