These abnormal chemicals can come from the pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides used to spray our food crops directly, and indirectly by permeating through the soils and contaminating the underground water resources. The lack of testosterone throws the other glands out of balance. The thyroid which is necessary for burning calories from food consumed, becomes sluggish, and many times you ll see neutered animals put on weight easily with the same amount of food fed before neutering. This is why. The thymus is a gland that keeps our immune system healthy.
Many neutered animals show a higher percentage of allergies and skin problems.
The parathyroid is responsible for calcium balance in the blood and tissues. The adrenal gland is responsible for balancing blood sugar, response to stress, and inflammatory conditions. Energetically it has a destructive cycle to the digestive and immune system. The energy flows if imbalanced in the latter, have a destructive cycle to the kidney and urinary bladder. Degenerative changes form stones and crystals in the urinary tract, these organs now are unable to eliminate toxins via the urine, thereby toxic waste metabolites are reabsorbed back into the blood stream, poisoning all organs with uremia.