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Nongenital peculiarities of female physiology and health
Authors consider some peculiarities of female nervous, cardiovascular systems, stressreactivity, biorhythms and nongenital pathology. Women live longer than man. In their organism there is more nitric oxide – vasodilatator, hypotensive and stresslimiting factor. There are some nongenital influence of menstrual cycle on their organism
women, nongenital peculiarities, physiology, health
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