When the needles are inserted into the body, they are thought to stimulate the release of endorphins, opioids, immune system cells, and neurohormones ... For example, acupuncture on the hands ...

But its story doesn't start with humans or even mammals. New research shows that bombesin-like neurohormones have been controlling appetite in animals since long before the first vertebrates ...

But its story doesn't start with humans or even mammals. New research shows that bombesin-like neurohormones have been controlling appetite in animals since long before the first vertebrates ...

But its story doesn't start with humans or even mammals. New research shows that bombesin-like neurohormones have been controlling appetite in animals since long before the first vertebrates evolved ...

But its story doesn’t begin with humans—or even mammals. New research shows that bombesin-like neurohormones have been regulating appetite in animals since long before the first vertebrates evolved on ...

In common with other parkinsonian symptoms, bradykinesia is dependent on the emotional state of the patient. For example, immobile patients who become excited may be able to make quick movements such ...

The development of a seizure relies on two factors. One is the existence of an overexcitable neuronal network and the other is a trigger that switches normal activity of that network into a paroxysmal ...

17 Other neurohormones, particularly natriuretic peptides, counteract the effects of RAAS activation. GFR is also dependent on the vasodilator effects of prostaglandins. Non-steroidal ...

This problem manifests differently across species. For example, obesity in cage birds, including canaries, is aggravated by the use of commercial egg-based feeds and modern extruded bird diets, along ...

Your body uses L-tyrosine (also known as tyrosine) to produce dopamine and norepinephrine. These neurohormones (catecholamines) are quickly depleted when you're under stress. Though L-tyrosine ...