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Endocrine system By: Melanie Lamrock

Function of the system Controls the bodies daily activities Homeostasis

Main Parts The Endocrine glands produce hormones in the bloodstream. Hormones are a chemical that are produced and tell you when you are hungry and full.

Main Parts Puberty makes changes in your body

How does it effect other systems? It controls many body processes such as intake

Diseases Diabedies is a disease. Obesity is a disease.

Environment If you eat continuously it causes to let chemicals in your system and cause obesity

Fun Facts There are 30 hormones in the human body The endocrine system controls the way we grow Being hungry is induced by the hormones in the endocrine system

Resources Yucky .discovery Kids health .org

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