Natural hormone regulation

A regulative therapy looks for the causes of a disorder so that the body can resume its own regulation. A substitutive therapy, by contrast, replaces the missing hormone.

Hormonal disorders can fundamentally be treated in two ways: through regulation or through substitution.

With substitution, it is determined which hormones the body lacks. These are then supplied from outside.

With regulation, the central question is why the body no longer produces certain hormones in sufficient quantities. The aim is to identify the underlying disorders and, as far as possible, eliminate them, so that the body can once again produce and regulate its hormones itself.