A Double-Edged Sword: Urotensin II in the Paradox of Addison’s Disease In the labyrinthine realm of human physiology, few conditions present such a captivating paradox as Addison’s disease. This insidious foe, characterized by the insidious loss of cortisol and aldosterone, plunges the body into a state of chronic insufficiency, marked by fatigue, weakness, and electrolyte … Continue reading A Double-Edged Sword: Urotensin II in the Paradox of Addison’s Disease