Foreign scientists have found that human pituitary gland automatically secretes death hormone

Release date: 2006-12-15

Foreign scientists have found that human pituitary gland will secrete death hormone automatically. Foreign scientists have found that death is related to a substance called "death hormone" produced by the organism itself.
Biologists have tested this on octopus. After the female octopus ovulates, once its children are hatched, the life of this female octopus will come to an end. In order to uncover this secret, the scientists conducted a study and found a pair of glands behind the eye socket of the octopus. This gland will secrete a chemical at a certain time, causing the octopus to die by itself. Biologists call this chemical "death hormone."
Does humanity have this "death gland"? After research, it is found that the "death gland" of human beings grows in the human brain, which is the pituitary gland. Although it is only 5 grams in weight, it regulates and controls human growth, reproduction and metabolism. It is also important to promote the secretion of thyroxine from the thyroid gland. Once thyroxine ceases to secrete, people will fail and die. Scientists have shown that human pituitary gland also releases "death hormones" on a regular basis. "Death hormone" affects the normal life of a person's life, thus causing people to die.
What scientists are currently trying to figure out is: What is the "death hormone" produced by the cells in the pituitary gland? Through what channels to play its role? What is its molecular structure? What factors can reduce or even stop the death hormone? After these problems are solved, humans can use a variety of modern medical technologies such as drugs and surgery to destroy the "death hormone" or delay its appearance, thus extending the life span of human beings. (China Economic Net)