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Several variables can affect hormone levels: medications, aging, environmental toxins, stress, unhealthy lifestyle choices, improper diet, chronic medical conditions, etc. Also, if there are problems, such as cysts or tumors on the pituitary or hypothalamus, it can cause an increase or decrease in hormone production.
