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Alcohol and the Release of Vasopressin and Oxytocin, release of vasopressin (AVP) and oxytocin (OT) from the neurohypophysis. In addition to the well-known diuresis that occurs after ETOH intake.several reports demonstrated that ETOH ingestion results in a reduction of plasma AVP levels in mammals..In addition, the amount of OT released into plasma d

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Alcohol and Reproductive Hormones in Women,th (NIMH),. in three major metropolitan areas alcohol abuse and alcoholism were the fourth most frequent of all psychiatric disorders among young women ages 18-24. Women accounted for 24% of 10,000 first admissions to a proprietary hospital for alcoholism treatment.. In a National Household Survey c

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Alcohol, Opioids, and Testicular Function,.,. Bannister and Lowosky,. Gavaler and Van Thiel,. and Adler. for reviews). Although an important part of this reproductive suppression is the result of decreases in the secretion of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) through acctions on the hypothalamic­pitui

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Neuromodulatory Action of Opioid Peptides on Hypothalamic Neurons,r release of pituitary hormones. Heroin remains one of the most widely abused illegal drugs, and the understanding of the actions of its active metabolite, morphine, on the endocrine system is still fragmentary. With the parallel discovery of the endogenous opioids and of opioid receptor sites and p

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Effect of Alcohol on Growth Hormone-Related Liver Function and Sex Hormone Homeostasis,e results in a broad spectrum of perturbations in both testosterone and estrogen utilization and metabolism, and alcoholic men may undergo aspects of feminization, hypogonadism, or both. Some of these hormonal alterations have been produced in male rat models of long-term alcohol exposure. However,

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Lars Hornuf,Sonja Mangold,Yayun Yanghol consumption by 28% of boys aged 13-14 yr. Six percent of this age group consumed more than 1 drink/d..The prevalence of alcohol use among youth as a function of age has been compared to the spread of an epidemic disease..