Not exact matches
The four - stroke breath balances the pituitary
gland, known in yogic science as the master
gland because the entire endocrine system (from the hypothalamus to the
thyroid to the ovaries and testicles) all change based on the pituitary
secretion.
The body's defence system reacts by creating antibodies to attack this unexpected visitor thus causing a chronic inflammation of the
thyroid gland, and stopping any
secretion of the much needed
thyroid hormones.
It is secreted by the pituitary
gland to control
thyroid hormone production and
secretion, thereby protecting the body from hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism [1].
The effects of neck - lock include: «helps to bring an internal focus for the practitioner «sealing the energy that is created in the upper brain stem area «stabilizes blood pressure that can change due to exercise and breathing «acts as a safety valve, regulating the pressure and reducing dizziness «creates nerve reflexes that balance / stimulate the
thyroid and parathyroid
glands «allows the flow of energy to remain natural and calming to the heart «Moon center energy is contained in the chin «increases the concentration of
secretions from the pituitary
gland «allows a new interrelatedness between the
glands How do you know?
The brain's pituitary
gland regulates the
thyroid's hormone
secretion with its own hormone known as the
thyroid - stimulating hormone (TSH).
Thyroiditis (Inflammation of
thyroid gland) & idiopathic atrophy (no growth in
gland due to a pathogen of the
thyroid gland are two main reasons for impairment in the
thyroid gland function or
secretions.
Since spontaneous remission of hyperthyroidism does not ever occur in cats, the aim of treatment is to normalize the excessive
secretion of
thyroid hormone by the cat's
thyroid gland.
It usually occurs because of a tumor of the
thyroid gland that ends up increasing the
secretion of the
thyroid hormones.
The endocrine system includes ductless
glands or the
glands of internal
secretion, such as: pineal
gland, hypothalamus, pituitary,
thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal
glands, and pancreas.