Difference Between Hormone Therapy and Granular Therapy

Hormone therapy involves the use of synthetic hormones to treat hormonal imbalances, but it comes with various complications and side effects. Hormonal therapy can lead to gland atrophy and dependence on external hormone supply. Specific hormonal therapies like growth hormone, thyroid hormones, estrogen, testosterone, insulin, and cortisol have their own set of side effects such as increased risk of cancer, heart problems, mood swings, and insomnia. On the other hand, granular therapy, also known as organotherapy, utilizes glandular extracts from animals to support the entire endocrine system. Glandular extracts provide nutrients, growth factors, proteins, amino acids, cofactors, minerals, and enzymes that nourish the endocrine system as a whole.