Reproductive organs and the hormonal system

The hormonal system is a system of glands with internal secretion (so-called endocrine glands) that help maintain the harmonious cooperation of various parts of the human body. These endocrine glands (e.g. thyroid, parathyroid, pancreas, adrenal glands and gonads) produce chemicals called hormones, which they then pass into the bloodstream, through which they are transported to target organs or cells. They can thus influence distant body organs and stimulate them to perform specific tasks.

Hormones control growth, reproduction, libido, mood and menstruation; after all, most problems with menstruation (pain, cramps, irregularity, discharge) and other gynecological problems are often related to hormonal cycle disorders. But how do you make them work? The solution may be to support their normal functioning in a natural way, for example with our preparations with beta glucan and carefully selected herbs.