Hypothalamic Dysfunction; Causes and Solutions

Food provides metabolism, and developing countries are always faced with famine and food shortages. This scourge and deficiency causemany problems in the human body, one of which is a disruption to the functioning of the hypothalamus.In this study, articles published in the PubMed and Congress Library of the Web and the Web of Science were reviewed. Articles related to the purpose of the study were selected. The present article is the result of the study and the abstracts of relevant articles available. As the age grows, the hypothalamus needs support to maintain its normal level of performance .Conclusion: The hypothalamus controls and monitorsthe autonomic nervous system as a controller and repository for the body’s intravenous device, and playsa vital role in certain metabolic processes, and the pituitary gland secretions are regulated by this gland. Thirst, hunger, sleep, emotional behaviors such as anger, temperature and blood pressure, cardiovascular function, etc. are controlled by the hypothalamus.Malnutrition, the normal functioning of many parts of the body, including the hypothalamus, disrupts the body and does not cause harmful nutrients to the body to the hypothalamus. Disruption of the functioning of the hypothalamus leads to depression or abnormal reactions to stress.