Role of Hormones and Neurotransmitters in Sex Health

A healthy sex life is something that every couple needs. Sex forms an important part of every marriage as it the most intimate way of expressing love to your best half. However sex is a rather complicated issue as very many factors come to play in order for sex to be satisfactory to both sex parties. One of these factors is the hormonal functions. As you know by now there are androgens which are the sex hormones that enables effective sex performance and give a healthy sex life to us. This hormones concentration in the body varies and this may be caused by age as well as other factors like diseases. In young people especially between 18 to 30 years of age these hormones are very active as they are still produced by the body in large quantities that are enough to enable a person’s sexual activities to be at the peak. Sex drive becomes high and a person’s appetite for sex becomes heightened. At this age sex performance is also very satisfactory to both parties. However the production of these hormones will be reduced at later stages in life resulting in sex hormone deficiency. When this happens a person will not be active in sex as he was in the earlier years and his performance becomes less satisfactory. This is a natural process and may not mean that you are sick. It is different for erectile dysfunction that may affect even a person who is in his twenties. This is often solved by hormone therapies like the testosterone replacement therapy. Testosterone s the most active sex hormone in men and so its levels in the body are critical for sex health.

Neurotransmitters in Sex Health

Another important player in sex health is the brain. The brain plays various roles in relation to hormonal regulation in the body. Testosterone is produced in the testes whose functions are controlled by the pituitary glands in the brain. Therefore brain health is critical in sex health. Basically the brain is the engine of the body that when maimed by any disease can cause various negative alterations in the general body functions. The brain plays a major role in the neuron system. The pituitary gland is a small part of the brain positioned bellow the hypothalamus yet it has very crucial role when it comes to production of hormones. The hormones which are also crucial part of the endocrine system are chemicals that control various biological functions. They are made in your endocrine glands, secreted in small amounts directly into your bloodstream, and travel to other organs where they induce an action in the organ’s cells. They function as chemical messengers without which some crucial processes of the body cannot be accomplished. Sex involves the coordination of the pituitary glands that controls the production of testosterone in the testes and other hormones that are produced by other glands to ensure the sexual functions of a person are at optimum level. However the functions of the neurological functions can be altered by diseases resulting in a condition referred to as neurological disorder which maims the normal functions of the hormones and the entire endocrine system.

Neurological disorders affect the brain health which in turn affects the sex functions of a person due to poor sex hormone production that is normally controlled by the pituitary glands in the brain. However not all sex problems are caused by neurological disorders in a person. Some of the neurological disorders that may cause sex problems include the following; stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson disease and spine injuries. These diseases severely affect the functions of the endocrine system and may cause paralysis which may inhibit the coordination between the sex hormones and the brain leading sex problems. It is therefore evident that a healthy brain is essential for a healthy sex life.

Hormones and Neurotransmitters

For body to accomplish its functions and processes there must be some messages that must be sent to responsible organs and tissues. The body therefore relies on messengers to signal these organs to do their duty. The messengers are the Hormones and the Neurotransmitters. These are very crucial chemical messengers that determine how we think and feel. They influence how we are motivated, our eating patterns, sleep cycle, sexual desire, ability to learn and concentrate. However they work in different systems. The hormones are messengers of the endocrine system while the neurotransmitters are messengers of the nervous system. However their functions are synergistic towards accomplishment of some processes.

Neurotransmitters in Sex Health

Hormones and Neurotransmitters are therefore very crucial in our bodies that without them most bodily processes cannot be accomplished. However there are diseases that might interfere with the both the functions of the hormones and neurotransmitters making the organs in the body unable to work effectively. These messengers are crucial in sex health and so when they are affected sex drive in a person becomes low. It is therefore essential for Neuroendocrine Restoration. Dr. Dalal Akoury has a Neuroendocrine Restoration program that can help you restore your sex drive and perform better. He has helped many patients regain their sexual vigor and spice their sex life.

Dr. Dalal Akoury (MD) is an experienced doctor that has helped many cancer patients in their fight against the disease. She has also helped many people regain their sex appetite and add more fun into their sexual life. She founded AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center which is home to many people seeking health breakthrough. Call on her now and learn more on how to enhance your sexual health.