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Glands and Hormones
Each endocrine gland has a particular trace mineral or mineraloid that is especially important for its functioning. The following table lists endocrine glands and their gland-specific nutrient and mineral activators.
| Gland | Glandular Support | Mineral Activator | Critical Nutrient |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pituitary | Neonatal lamb pituitary and hypothalamus tissue (Cytozyme-PT/HPT) | Manganese (Mn-Zyme) | For sensitivity to vitamin A deficiency, consider Bio-Ae-Mulsion |
| Nutrient complex with neonatal lamb pituitary and hypothalamus glandular tissue and synergistic nutrients for pituitary and thyroid balance (Thyrostim) | For vitamin E deficiency consider E-Mulsion 200 | ||
| For iodine deficiency consider Liquid iodine Forte | |||
| These nutrients need to be supplied in physiological balance. Pituitary is particulary sensitive to excessive iron buildup |
For more information and clinical nutrition protocols about following issues, mail to biotics-switzerland@bluewin.ch
| Gland | Glandular Support | Mineral Activator | Critical Nutrient |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thyroid | |||
| Thyroid Receptor (conversion T4 to T3 at target cell) | |||
| Parathyroid | |||
| Thymus (immune gland) | |||
| Heart | |||
| Spleen (immune and lymph gland) | |||
| Stomach | |||
| Adrenals | |||
| Pancreas | |||
| Testes | |||
| Ovaries | |||
| Prostate (non-glandular) | |||
| Uterus | |||
| Breasts | |||
| Muscles |