Dr. Tabatha Barber compares women's hormones to a group conversation where the brain and thyroid send signals that the ovaries and adrenals listen to. When too many messages overlap, the dialogue gets chaotic. The hypothalamic-pituitary axis acts as conductor, keeping the system balanced.
Here's what a lot of women don't understand. There's interconnections in this communication. So your thyroid and brain, when they talk, your ovaries listen, your adrenals listen, and they get involved in the conversation. And you know, when you have multiple women in a conversation, it can get loud, it can get crazy, it can veer off some tangent in the wrong direction. And that's literally what what's happening with these hormones. And so who's in charge of this conversation is the conductor.
