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Why is the pitituary gland important?

Why is the pitituary gland important?

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B. Lucian

B. Lucian

I fell in love with Literature when i was a child and since i gained more consciousness, I've pursued it as a career and I'm lovin' it.

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B. Lucian, Literature Professor, Diploma in Classic Literature, Denver, Colorado

Answered Oct 04, 2019

The pituitary gland is important because it will be responsible for getting the messages that may come from the brain. At the same time, it will be able to produce the hormones that the body would need so that the whole body will function properly. The body will have other hormone-producing glands.

The main goal of the pituitary gland is to make sure that they will be stimulated so that just the right amount of hormones will be produced. If this gland would be removed from the body, it will be harder for the endocrine system to function, and a person would need to undergo hormone replacement therapy in order to survive.

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J. Harty

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Answered Mar 05, 2019

All glands and organs are important to the body. They all serve a function and help us do all of the things that we do. However, the pituitary gland serves an important function which include growth. That is probably the main function of the gland which is tiny in size. Only the size of a pea, this gland serves a major function.

All glands and organs are important to the body. They all serve a function and help us do all of
It also helps with blood pressure and the function of the thyroid gland. It helps with your metabolism when you eat. It turns the food into energy. That is why you have energy after you eat. Your pituitary gland is working. It also helps control your body temperature and creates breast milk if you are pregnant and deliver. It also relieves pain.

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