Characteristics of hormone regulation

The characteristics of hormone regulation are blood transport, specificity, trace amount and high efficiency. During the conditioning process, daily care work should be done.

1. Blood transportation: Hormone regulation is usually transported through the blood. The hormones secreted by the body are transported to multiple parts of the body during the smooth flow of blood. They can transmit information and enable various cells of the body to play different roles. There is no directionality during the transportation throughout the body. It is a kind of non-directional hormone transport.

2. Specificity: Hormones can act on target cells and target organs, and can selectively control glands or target organs and target cell tissues. During the control period, they will not form cell structures, nor will they catalyze or provide energy. They only produce inhibitory effects within the range of physiological activities of target cells, and can regulate the metabolism of target cells.

3. Trace and high efficiency: Hormones are usually present in low levels in the blood and generally cannot produce obvious physiological effects. They usually show trace and high efficiency effects.

Hormones can maintain the normal metabolism of the human body. When the hormone level in the body is disordered, the normal metabolism of the human body will be affected. Therefore, it is necessary to promptly control the hormone level in the body within the normal range through hormone-regulating drugs.