The endocrine system is made up of glands that produce and secrete hormones throughout the body. These hormones regulate physiological processes and help maintain homeostasis. The endocrine system functions to control mood, growth, development, organ function, metabolism, and reproduction by regulating hormone release. The endocrine system also plays an important role in exercise and fitness by influencing hormone regulation, energy metabolism, adrenaline release, cortisol response, growth hormone production, thyroid function, endorphin release, and hormonal adaptations to exercise.

1. ENDOCRINE
SYSTEM
BY:
GROUP 2
ROSE MARIE BASE
MARK ANDREN CRUZ
MARK RONALD CRUZ
ELIASA RETUTAS
MICHAELLA REYES
ALIANA RAVE QUIRANTE

2.  Endocrine system is made up of several organs called
glands. These glands are located all over your body to
create and secrete(release) hormones.
 The Endocrine system is a complex network of glands
and organs in the human body that produces and
releases hormones. These hormones are chemical
messengers that regulates various physiological
processes and help maintain homeostasis.
WHAT IS THE ENDOCRINE
SYSTEM?

3. Endocrine
System
functions

4. The Endocrine hormones helps to
control the mood, growth and
development, the way our organs
work, metabolism, and
reproduction. The endocrine system
regulates how much of each hormone
is released.

5. WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP
OF ENDOCRINE SYSTEM TO
EXERCISE/FITNESS?

6. The Endocrine system plays a role in exercise and
fitness as it regulates various physiological
processes that are essential for maintaining and
improving physical health and performances. Here
are some key aspects of the relationship between the
Endocrine system and exercise/fitness:

7.  Hormone regulation
 Energy metabolism
 Adrenaline release
 Cortisol Response
 Growth hormone
 Thyroid function
 Endorphin Release
 Hormonal Adaptions
 Hormonal Balance

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