hormone

名词激素; 荷尔蒙

1. 激素;荷尔蒙
    A hormone is a chemical, usually occurring naturally in your body, that makes an organ of your body do something.

1. Berga pointed out the cost and side effects of conventional hormone treatment as compared to CBT.

2. If a doctor does not specify any individual scheme for taking oral hormone contraceptives, a woman can take such pills uninterruptedly even till her climacterium.

3. Other studies of oestradiol have shown that higher levels of the hormone are closely linked to enhanced fertility among women.

4. hormone的反义词

4. Hormone status isn't the only clue to how tough to treat a returning cancer will be.

5. Five to ten percent of patients with severe hypertension have tumors of the adrenal gland that produce a hormone called aldosterone.

6. The mice were not obviously stressed by this their daily levels of a stress hormone called corticosterone did not increase.

7. hormone的意思

7. The SCN adjusts the body by initiating the release of the hormone melatonin in the evening and cortisol in the morning.

8. The researchers measured the women's levels of the stress hormone cortisol and compared them to the women's responses to a control odor.

9. The thinking is that kids become stressed too, raising their level of the stress hormone cortisol.

10. Other symptoms included a higher level of the stress hormone cortisol and higher blood pressure.

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