Neuroendocrinology
Our central nervous system (CNS) and brain receive information from our senses and body, analyse the information received, and then transmit signals back throughout our body.
Our central nervous system (CNS) and brain receive information from our senses and body, analyse the information received, and then transmit signals back throughout our body.
"SIMPEL nutrition, guidelines through the diet jungle"
was developed in the Institut für Stoffwechselforschung-Frankfurt (isf) (www.stoffwechselforschung.eu) and checked in studies for its effectiveness, particularly with respect to feasibility in everyday life.
Laboratory medicine is a discipline with numerous connections to other medical disciplines: it provides a number of diagnostic indications for diseases from almost all areas of medicine: valuable information for further medical measures is sent to fellow doctors, from normal blood counts to immunological analyses.
The rapid processing of obtained samples is important for analyses from the metabolic department, particularly in hormonal diagnosis. Only thus can high quality be ensured.
Thyroid hormones and stress hormones, such as adrenaline and cortisol, influence metabolic performance (basal metabolic rate) and stress perception. The thyroid gland helps regulate growth, bone health, cardiovascular functions, brain development and function, energy levels, reproductive health, and intestinal function.