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Let's now look at how made hormones are produced
And cont
So everything starts
In our brain
Specifically in the hypothalamus which produces gonadot hoping releasing hormone
This will activate the pituitary gland which is also in our brain
To produce
Luteinizing hormone and follicle stimulating horm
Now these two hormones are going to work in the testicles
And the luteinizing hormone
Going to drive
The conversion of cholesterol to testosterone
While the FSH is going to drive the maturation of spermatozoid
Now this leads to the production of testosterone
The biggest part of which is going to remain testosterone
But we also saw that
Part of this testosterone is going to be
DHT are the more potent form
For example in the skin or in our Pro
And this system is tightly controlled by what we call a negative feedback loop
This means that the higher the amount of testosterone and DHT in our body
And the lower the amount of gonadot hoping releasing hormone
Luteinizing hormone and FSH
Conversely when testosterone and DHT
Go down
Geez hormones the GnRH LH and FSH will go up
And this allows us to maintain stable levels of these hormones
Now a small portion of our testosterone is going to become estrogen using the aromatized enzym
For example in our fat cells are born and our brain
And this is important in the right amount because it will be responsible for
Regulating our libido
Are erectile function
The normal production of our sperm
And
And while 95% of testosterone in man is produced in the testicles
Some amount of testosterone is also produced in the adrenals which are organs on top of our
Many hormones
Android transmitters modulate the
For example
Dopamine increases the production of gonadotropin releasing hormone
That's why it's very important to optimize your dopamine
Collecting degrees is going to be releasing horm
And that's why it can be a cause of low testosterone for example
When you're tired is low
Your products can be high or
If you have
Add tumor in the pituitary that can increase your product in
Grayling which is the hormone of hunger
Decreases going
Open releasing horm
And this makes sense because if you are hungry in nature
You want to focus on finding food
Not on driving and making sex horm
Now on the opposite
Leptin and Insulin which are
Hormones associated
Food and saturation increase gonadotropine releasing horm
Melatonin decreases
Gonadot hoping releasing hormone as well as LH and
And cortisol which is the stress hormone when it's too high
Limits LH and FSH that's why
We want to control our stress levels
And not have too much cortisone in our
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