Healthier defintley healthier
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Endocrine System
1.hyperkalemia-high level of potassium in the blood hyper-excessive kal/i-potassium -emia: blood condition
2. hyponatremia-low level of sodium in the blood hypo-insufficient natr/o-sodium -emia: blood condition
3. hypopituitarism-hyposecretion of one or more pituitary gland hormone hypo-insufficient pituitary/o-pituitary gland -ism: state of
4. polyuria-condition of producing an excessive amount of urine poly-many -uria: urine condition
5. polydipsia- excessive feeling of thirst poly-many -dipsia: thirst
Lymphatic System
6. lymphatic-pertaining to the lymph lymph/o-lymph -atic: pertaining to
7. splenomegaly- an enlarged spleen splen/o-spleen -megaly: enlarged
8. adenoiditis-inflammation of the adenoids adenoid/o-adenoids -itis: inflammation
9. thymoma-a tumor of the thymus glands thym/o-thymus gland -oma: tumor
10. tonsillitis-inflammation of the tonsils tonsil/o-tonsils -itis: inflammation
There is a number of things you could do you but the best thing you could do is to leave the situation and go get help. You should avoid getting into it because that could just make it worse same goes with being defensive. I hope this helps!
Answer:Ghrelin mRNA level rises significantly after estrogen administration in cultured stomach cells [65]. Estrogen has been well documented to regulate food intake by modulating meal size and to stimulate growth hormone secretion. These effects may be partially mediated through ghrelin.
How does ghrelin cause obesity?
Ghrelin stimulates the brain, which leads to an increase in appetite, and it slows metabolism and decreases the body's ability to burn fat. Ghrelin also favors the amassing of fatty tissue in the abdominal area.
8 Ways to Keep Your Leptin Levels Regulated
Get enough fibre. ...
Limit fructose consumption. ...
Consume complex carbohydrates. ...
Eat protein for breakfast. ...
Take omega-3. ...
Avoid severe calorie restriction. ...
Perform H.I.I.T (high intensity interval training) ...
Get more sleep.
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