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Hormone metabolism is a series of chemical reactions within the cells of the human body. These chemical reactions involve converting the food we eat into energy, allowing the body to work at optimum performance. Hormones themselves are types of chemicals released by the individual cells. These chemicals carry messages from one cell to another. The human body contains various types of hormones, each having a specific role in the functioning of the body and affecting hormone metabolism differently.

Somatotropin, also known as growth hormone, plays a key role in hormone metabolism. Somatotropin is produced in a variety of bodily tissues, particularly the hypothalamus, a small structure found in the brain. This hormone helps to regulate both physical growth as well as hormone metabolism. Growth hormone is primarily released during sleep in children as well as in young adults.

The hormone known as estrogen is also key to proper hormone metabolism. Estrogens are naturally occurring steroids found within the human body. These hormones are dominant in women and play a key role in female reproductive health. Abnormal estrogen levels are believed to play a key role in cancers involving the female reproductive system, including the breasts. This hormone is widely used in prescription medications aimed at restoring hormone balance once this balance has been interrupted by disease or aging.

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