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Mood Regulation Hormones

Meaning

A group of endocrine signaling molecules that exert a profound influence on the neural circuits and neurochemical systems responsible for governing emotional state, affective balance, and psychological well-being. Key examples include thyroid hormones, cortisol, estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, all of which interact with the central nervous system. Their balanced concentration is essential for preventing symptoms of anxiety, depression, and irritability.