Category Archives: Hypothalamus

Male infertility refers the male inability to cause pregnancy in a fertile female. It is majorly due to low sperm count, hormonal problem or presence of low number of motile sperms. Hence, fertility in male requires normal functioning of hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and testes Continue reading →

As the number of daylight hours decreases in the cooler months, many people find themselves feeling tired, lonely, and even depressed. Millions of Americans experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)also referred to as seasonal depressionwhich causes changes in energy levels and negatively impacts mood. One of the primary treatments for this disorder is light therapy Continue reading →

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In a continuation of the journey through the human brain, we arrive at the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus is an organ central to many autonomous functions of the human body, the most notable of which is the regulation of homeostasis. Not only is it an integral part of the central nervous system but it also regulates processes of the endocrine system and is also regarded as an organ of the limbic system Continue reading →

New research from Penn States Behavioral Endocrinology and Evolution Lab provides evidence that pubertal timing is associated with psychosexuality in men and women. Continue reading →

We have all heard that to curve your appetite just drink water to make your stomach feel full and you wont eat as much. Continue reading →

A study in mice provides clues about the common molecular origins of chronic stress and depression. The discovery could inform new treatments for mood disorders. Millions of years ago, our ancestors evolved the physiological responses needed to survive in the face of sudden threats from rivals and predators Continue reading →

The effect of oxytocin depends on which area of the brain it acts in. The love hormone is oxytocin , and we think of it quite often (the last time was quite recently, in connection with the coronavirus). Initially, it was studied as an obstetric hormone, but now only specialists remember this function. Continue reading →

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