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Oxytocin produced by the hypothalamus is occasionally referred to as "love hormone", because it participates in bonding and orgasm, and is usually a powerful ally in controlling and preventing osteoporosis. The State University of Paulo (UNESP) in Brazil. Studies have shown that after taking the hormone at the end of the reproductive period of female rats, the hormone will reverse the precursors of osteoporosis, such as reducing bone density, reducing bone strength, and substances that are not enough to promote bone development.
"Our analysis focuses on preventing major osteoporosis, so we checked the physiological procedures that occur during the premenopausal interval. In this part of a woman’s life, steps are usually taken to avoid bone fragility and fracture, thereby reducing The occurrence of fractures. The quality of life will shorten people's life expectancy.” said Rita Menegati Dornelles, a researcher at the University of Dental Surgery (FOA) of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNESP) in Alabatiba. Dornelles is in charge of the endocrine physiology and geriatric laboratories of the school's standard science department.
This review was supported by the Sao Paulo Foundation for Analysis (FAPESP). According to Dornelles, the most important hormonal milestones in a woman’s life are puberty and menopause. As the ovaries gradually start to produce less estrogen, the transition period begins in the years before menopause. These milestones marked the beginning and end of fertility, respectively.
There are a lot of studies on the postmenopausal stage, which was carried out some time before the women, but the hormone fluctuations before menopause were obvious before and involved the gradual decrease in bone density. "Given that the postmenopausal period accounts for two-thirds of women's lifestyles and should maintain the best quality, more research is needed to help avoid osteoporosis during the perimenopausal period.
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