People frequently ask, What is single malt whiskey? in liquor stores, restaurants and bars. The answer to What is single malt whiskey? is deceptively simple. Single malt whiskey is whiskey that has been made from barley (almost always), water and yeast.
This condition may occur because of disease in the pituitary or hypothalamus (a part of the brain that contains hormones that control the pituitary gland). When there is low or no production of all the pituitary hormones, the condition is called panhypopituitarism. This condition may affect either children or adults. The pituitary gland sends signals to other glands (eg, thyroid gland) to produce hormones (eg, thyroid hormone).
Other glands release hormones (say: HOR-mones), which are substances inside your body that tell it how to work and how to grow. Glands that do this are part of the endocrine (say: EN-doh-krin) system. Puberty â body changes that turn a kid into an adult â depend on the endocrine system. Still other things that we call glands are part of your immune (say: ih-MYOON) system.