I dont know of anyone, that has not met a person that has been marked as emotional. If something is going on with an somebody and we cannot explain it, we just say, oh they are being emotional. This does not just come out of thin air, it has to be coming from someplace. That someplace could very easily be the endocrine system. This system is answerable for very much of what goes on in our bodies. Its wellness is important, to our over all well being. If this system is not processing the way it should ,then it does not matter how good the rest of the organs are functioning.
The endocrine system appears like a scary issue. Some of us actually do not really care to find out a lot about it. But isnt it a little unjust to pass judgment that a person as being just plainly moody, without taking the effort to understand just a little bit ,of what could be going on. Dont get me wrong, i did not mean that the endocrine system is the one that are causing everyone's bad tempers, as the mood can be caused by different things too. What I am saying is, what would we lose to learn more about our own bodies? I mean, lets admit it, we have all been a little emotional from time to time. The trouble is often we reckon that this is a behavior that can be turned on and off, so we tend to snap back at a moody person.
The endocrine system is responsible for releasing hormones. Its these internal secretions that move about our bodies managing all varieties of different jobs. The female hormones for instance, can play a giant role in the mood swings of a adult female during, before, and after her menstrual cycles. So thats the explaination us women can use, so where does that leave the men? I mean they dont have the female hormones bouncing all over the place. what would their excuse be for being moody? Just the identical thing, only its the male hormones.
Even in todays advancment in medical research, there is yet a lot of argument considering the results that the male and female internal secretions have on a human's mood. All The Same I reckon that married mates, will be more likely to agree with the theory, that they set. Husbands have get to the point ,where they know ,that theres likely going to be a few days every month that the married woman isnt so good. Its almost as though the male universe has acknowledged this as a regular natural event. Yet women dont leave the men the identical consideration. When our men are emotional we very rarely would still consider it being hormone associated.
So basically if we all had a little better understanding of how the endocrine system functioned it might make a significant difference in how we treat, feel and comprehend another. Perhaps then, we would not take the mood swings of others rather so personal. You never know, perhaps then we may not be rather so defensive, which could mean less quarrels. That would certainly be positive to a lot of relationships, not solely between married couples, but babies, family and friends as well.
Its an amusing view, to consider that we could make a much bigger impact on our everyday lives, only by knowing a little more about the human body. - 15437
The endocrine system appears like a scary issue. Some of us actually do not really care to find out a lot about it. But isnt it a little unjust to pass judgment that a person as being just plainly moody, without taking the effort to understand just a little bit ,of what could be going on. Dont get me wrong, i did not mean that the endocrine system is the one that are causing everyone's bad tempers, as the mood can be caused by different things too. What I am saying is, what would we lose to learn more about our own bodies? I mean, lets admit it, we have all been a little emotional from time to time. The trouble is often we reckon that this is a behavior that can be turned on and off, so we tend to snap back at a moody person.
The endocrine system is responsible for releasing hormones. Its these internal secretions that move about our bodies managing all varieties of different jobs. The female hormones for instance, can play a giant role in the mood swings of a adult female during, before, and after her menstrual cycles. So thats the explaination us women can use, so where does that leave the men? I mean they dont have the female hormones bouncing all over the place. what would their excuse be for being moody? Just the identical thing, only its the male hormones.
Even in todays advancment in medical research, there is yet a lot of argument considering the results that the male and female internal secretions have on a human's mood. All The Same I reckon that married mates, will be more likely to agree with the theory, that they set. Husbands have get to the point ,where they know ,that theres likely going to be a few days every month that the married woman isnt so good. Its almost as though the male universe has acknowledged this as a regular natural event. Yet women dont leave the men the identical consideration. When our men are emotional we very rarely would still consider it being hormone associated.
So basically if we all had a little better understanding of how the endocrine system functioned it might make a significant difference in how we treat, feel and comprehend another. Perhaps then, we would not take the mood swings of others rather so personal. You never know, perhaps then we may not be rather so defensive, which could mean less quarrels. That would certainly be positive to a lot of relationships, not solely between married couples, but babies, family and friends as well.
Its an amusing view, to consider that we could make a much bigger impact on our everyday lives, only by knowing a little more about the human body. - 15437
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