The pituitary gland functions both as a generator of hormones for particular physical and chemical response functions as well as those that regulate other glands in their production of hormones. The most important of the glands controlled by the hypothalamus is the function of the pituitary gland. The hypothalamus is a crucial command center in the brain that is continually engaged in a number of processes that direct responses by the body to address external stimuli such as heat, a need for greater blood volume, or a reaction to stress.
The hypothalamus is an organ that asserts control over many glandular functions.
Hormones are produced at various centers located within the body, known as glands. Hormones are the chemical messengers employed by the body to carry specific signals to a particular organ or system.
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