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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

ried by var i ous hor mone mol e cu les are inter pret ed by
dif fer ent recep tors. Hormonal mes sa ges from other cells
make con tact with the recep tors in the cell mem brane.
However, every recep tor has been cre at ed to per ceive
just one sin gle "mes sage." This spe cial Cre a tion pre vents
any mes sage set ting anoth er recep tor into action by mis -
take.
The hor mone and recep tor have been so ide al ly cre at -
ed for one anoth er that almost all bio log i cal texts com -
pared theirs to a lock-and-key rela tion ship. Only the
right key can open the lock; only the right recep tor
responds to the hor mone being sent, which means noth -
ing to other recep tors.
From the moment hor mone reach es a cell, a sys tem
begins to work inside it. The incom ing mes sage reach es
the cell's DNA by a spe cial com mu ni ca tion sys tem;
move ment of the cell is pro vid ed by the help of this mes -
sage.
The hor mone is trans mit ted at great speed to the cell
nucle us. A most supe ri or tech nol o gy is employed dur ing
this com mu ni ca tion proc ess—an even great er mir a cle
than the inven tion of a com put er too small to be seen
with the naked eye. Each cell is made up of uncon scious
pro tein mol e cu les, and in your body there are 100 tril lion
cells, each of which pos sess es an advanced com mu ni ca -
tions sys tem. (For details, see Harun Yahya, The Miracle of
Hormones.)
Hormones, secret ed by spe cial cells of the endo crine
glands, spread through out the body through the blood -

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