GLANDS/ ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

1)EXOCRINE-ENZYME
2)ENDOCRINE-HORMONE
3)MIX--PANCREASE -BOTH
 Endocrinology Has Been Practiced Over 2,000 Years
 Hormones Weren't Discovered Until the 20th Century
 The Endocrine System Responds to Stress
 Plants Produce Hormones Without an Endocrine System
1) Hypothalamus gland-Nervous Hormone-control all Endocrine,including Pitutory
2) Pineal—Third Eye-Melatonine(Black colour) & Seratonine(Sleep) (Biological gland)-more active in children
3) Thyroid-Biggest-control BP-THYROXIN HORMONE/TYROSIN+IODINE,Disease-GOITER/CRITINISM
4) Para-Thyroid-No control of Pituitary/para-Thyroxin harmon
Ca+P4 absorption

5)Thymus-Protien+lymphocyte (15yrs)-Thymosin+T lymphocytes

6)Adrenal—Adernaline/Emergency Hormone/Fight and Flight/BP
7)Gonad Gland—Male(Testis-2)Female(Ovary-2)-(made up of STEROID/CHOLESTROL)
Testis—Testosterone/Sperm
Ovary—Estrogen/Progestron/Relaxin

8) Pituitary –0.6gm/Master Gland

1)TSH(Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)
2)STH (Human growth hormone, also known as HGH and somatotropin)
3)LTH( It is the luteotropic hormone or also called luteotropin)-PROLACTINE
4)Oxytisine-Milk production
5)Vasopressine--Concentration

9)Pancrease—Insuline/Glucagon
PANKAJ SINHA
Hypothalamus keep your body in a stable state called homeostasis.
Hypothyroidism is more common than hyperthyroidism.
 Thanks.
Pankaj Sinha

CEO,MiniToss Medicines
IIM-C Alumni
Ex Director-Vidakem & Sinsan Pharma
DNYS(Naturopathy & Yog)
Ex SM-Intas Pharma
YCB-Yog Teacher & Evaluator