While the nervous system uses neurotransmitters as its chemical signals,
the endocrine system uses hormones. The pancreas, kidneys, heart,
adrenal glands, gonads, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, and even fat are
all sources of hormones. The endocrine system works in large part by
acting on neurons in the brain, which controls the pituitary gland. The
pituitary gland secretes factors into the blood that act on the
endocrine glands to either increase or decrease hormone production. This
is referred to as a feedback loop, and it involves communication from
the brain to the pituitary to an endocrine gland and back to the brain.
This system is very important for the activation and control of basic
behavioral activities, such as sex; emotion; responses to stress; and
eating, drinking, and the regulation of body functions, including
growth, reproduction, energy use, and metabolism. The way the brain
responds to hormones indicates that the brain is very malleable and
capable of responding to environmental signals. http://www.brainfacts.org/brain-basics/cell-communication/articles/2012/hormones-communication-between-the-brain-and-the-body/
"Sustainable Peace Formula of Ambassador Zara Bayla Juan for the Generations X, Y, Z, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta in support of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations" -sailing for peace
Saturday, October 3, 2015
TIP: CLAIM YOUR FREEDOM. Know what holds you and educate yourself to release you from the bondage of fears
Fears are brought by ignorance. No one is born to fear something. Our mind was just programmed to fear because of the way we were raised. Fear are also brought about by traumas we encountered during the course of our lifetime. Heal your traumas and you will end your fear
TIP: STAY POSITIVE because negativity, gossiping and complaining will hinder your chances for success
Negativity affects the general feeling
of a workplace as well; one person with a bad attitude can bring many
other people down, and too many negative workers will make a workplace
toxic. In addition to affecting others, negativity will also stop you
from succeeding yourself. If you are never happy about your job, you
will fail to reap any positive benefits besides a paycheck. You may
also become overly paranoid because you think everyone is out to get
you. Lastly, having a negative attitude might stop you from taking a
risk like applying for a job that you would really enjoy, or learning
new skills that would help you with your career.
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