| Stimulates growth and multiplication of cells |
Inhibits uterine activity (decreases cramping) |
Maintains normal Libido and response |
| Responsible for the re-growth of the uterine lining |
Down- regulates estrogen receptors |
Peaks at ovulation, due to LH surge (mother nature ensuring procreation) |
| Responsible for secondary sex hormones |
Promotes cell differentiation and maturation |
Increases bone mineral density and preventing further decline in osteoporosis. |
| Maintains vaginal and bladder tissue health |
Decreases cell multiplication and promotes apoptosis |
Maintaining lean body mass, strength and stamina ( women with high testosterone levels build muscles easily) |
| Decreases bone breakdown |
Induces enzymes for estrogen metabolism |
Improved mood, memory and structural integrity of the brain itself |
| Decrease thyroid function Increases aldosterone and prolactin secretion |
Increases GABA (an anti – anxiolytic neurotransmitter) |
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| Affects mood, concentration & cognition (path lab seminar 2006) |
Results form ovulation and promotes and maintains pregnancy if it occurs |
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| Improves blood circulation to the brain |
Diuretic |
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| Help to prevent Alzheimer’s disease via various mechanisms |
Increases thyroid function |
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| Improves blood circulation to the frontal lobes of the brain |
Increases libido |
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| Normalizes brain wave generation |
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| Stimulates the production of and increases the brain’s sensitivity to the effects of nerve growth factor (NGF) |
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| Facilitates the growth of dendrites |
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| Improves memory function |
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| Helps prepare the female body for pregnancy |
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| Responsible for the growth and development of the uterus at puberty |
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