Production of aldosterone by the adrenals depends on how much cortisol - stimulating hormone (ACTH) is being sent from the brain.
Eating less sodium decreases
the production of aldosterone causing your body to hold on to less water.
So as adrenal fatigue progresses, your body's
production of aldosterone drops, triggering dehydration and low electrolyte levels, he says.
Not exact matches
Aldosterone: This is called a «mineralocorticoid» hormone because
of its
production in the adrenal cortex and its role in maintaining electrolyte balance to raise blood pressure.
Bad effects
of estrogen are often linked to the estrogen allowing an influx
of water and sodium into the cells, thus affecting
aldosterone production leading to water retention and HYPERTENSION.
The brain takes its signals from the amount
of circulating cortisol — not circulating
aldosterone — so high cortisol tends to lower the brain's ACTH
production, which in turn decreases
aldosterone secretion, leading to lower blood pressure.
At the same time, your kidneys pump up their
production of an enzyme called «renin» and a hormone called «
aldosterone», which results in formation
of a substance known as vasopressin.
The low
production of the steroid cortisol, as well as low
production of water retaining hormone
aldosterone, are the driving forces
of this disease.
The drug blocks
production of a number
of adrenal steroids including cortisol and
aldosterone.