I only ask because I have a growth hormone defficency and had to take shots for a long time. I searched on google but I am having trouble finding anything on it. The problem is in the pituitary gland of your brain and it doesnt produce the amonts of hormones it should.
I know about some of the other things that effect your mones like, blood type, ethnicity, health weight and age.
what Im asking is would my pituitary problem have me produce less and what are some other factors that change your output.
thanks hope some of you could help me out with this.
no I completly forgot to ask the doctors I work with. JK
no I did but they couldnt really help and as far as webmd I couldnt find any thing on it that corisponded with the production of pheromones.
Yes low testosterone will effect certain pheromone output. Usually the sex & the masculine pheromones are effected with this. Think of it this way. Many pheromones are derived from Testosterone so if your not producing enough your not secreting as much.
As men age this happens naturally which is why I feel pheromones work so well for older men and women. It sort of replaces what is lost and by this time we have so much more socialization experience we can work those signals to our advantage better. JMO.
First let me say I am not a doctor and as far as I know there has been no research on this. I did a little checking around and my opinion would be that as for the major pheromones we secrete (anone anol a1 arone etc etc ) your condition will not effect them.
However it will greatly depend on the WHY your not producing enough HGH. Are you deficient in certain amino acids, Which acids are they. Some of these acids will also produce other hormones. I am sure your doctor checked for other hormone deficiencies though and would have mentioned them to you and treated them as well.
My reasoning on why this one hormone (Somatotropin) wont effect your pheromone output is this >…
Somatotropin is the human growth hormone. Its made up of 191 amino acids. Somatotropin binds with the liver making somatomedin which is a insulin like growth factor which in turns acts directly on the ends of long bones. Its not something we secrete really its something our bones absorb. To little can cause stunted growth and to much can cause gigantism. They signal inside the body not outside.
I would also suggest asking your doctor about this as well and also asking why you dont produce enough HGH. Frankly most times they dont know why they just know how to treat it. If they checked on why they probably could just fix that and then you would not need to be treated. Course then the pharmaceutical companies would be out of a lot of money LOL. But thats a whole different issue.
