hormonally
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- adverb
- /hɔrˈmoʊnəli/
- Many teenagers experience changes in their mood hormonally as they go through puberty.
- hormonally active
- hormonally charged
- hormonally driven
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Watch on YouTubeBut the second thing is actually a practice that is so hormonally disruptive to women and men, and that is snacking.
- But the second thing is actually a practice that is so hormonally disruptive to women and men, and that is snacking.
- And the thing that set it apart from the rest of the trust was that there was a sort of recourse to sort of treating their problems hormonally.
- And so, yeah, birth control can be really bad for women, especially once they get off it hormonally and from AGI and gut and intestinal standpoint.
- So you had mentioned women end up having more issues hormonally with these changes that are that are happening with maybe society is causing them.
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She's looking forward to proving how hormonally balanced she is.
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So that means that you specialize in hormones is that it starts to paint a picture that obesity may be a hormonally mediated disease.
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Okay, so, hormonally, we are just completely different creatures.
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It's highly hormonally regulated, connected to so many incredibly important systems.
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Firstly, what we found is that the benefit of sex with orgasm on sleep is hormonally related.
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There are grounds for thinking that women may be less 'hormonally reactive' when it comes to financial risk-taking.
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Women are hormonally programmed to carry more fat reserves so that if we are pregnant or nursing a baby when famine strikes, mother and child are more likely to survive.
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At least some aspects of sex-role reversal in spotted sandpipers are hormonally moderated.
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The LIFE study, which also involves men, is investigating how exposure to a variety of endocrine-disrupting compounds affects hormonally driven issues such as semen quality, time to pregnancy, infertility, pregnancy loss, gestation duration, and birth size.
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Excessive stress can hormonally affect your body's ability to cope with challenges.
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Morphology
Etymology
The word hormonally comes from hormone, which comes from the Greek root horm- meaning 'to set in motion' or 'to excite'. So, something that happens hormonally is caused or changed by the body's chemical messengers that 'move' or control processes inside you.