Because they regulate your appetite, hunger, and the amount of fat your body stores, hormones play a significant role in regulating your weight. Here's how to manage your wild hormones and return to your regular weight.
1. Insulin
Unfortunately, insulin is also in charge of how your body stores fat. Therefore, you must reduce your sugar intake if you wish to lose weight. You can keep your insulin level at its ideal level by doing this.
2. Leptin
Your body's fat cells secrete the hormone leptin, which works by sending signals to the hypothalamus in your brain to regulate your appetite.
You must reduce your intake of fatty, sugary foods and engage in daily exercise if you want to correct this.
3. Glutin
Another hormone that communicates with your brain's hypothalamus to signal when to eat is this one. Limiting your protein intake is the greatest strategy to restore normal ghrelin levels.
4. Cortisol
This one, commonly referred to as the "stress hormone," is the cause of your tendency to overconsume on fatty foods anytime you're under stress. To reduce stress, try to get as much rest as you can, including a good night's sleep and your recommended daily calorie intake.
5. Estrogen
You can gain weight whether your estrogen levels are significantly higher or significantly lower than usual. You must consume more fiber and cruciferous vegetables to balance your estrogen secretion, which is a hormone produced by your ovaries.
6. Norepinephrine Y
Your appetite is regulated by a number of hormones, including neuropeptide Y. By eating at regular intervals and boosting your protein intake, you can lower your NPY levels.
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