We know them as butterflies, as a craving, as a pill strip or as miserable hot flashes: hormones, the real construction workers in our body, who machine ingenious steering, beautiful through every age phase. Internist-endocrinologist Max Nieuwdorp knows all about it and wrote a bible about it. He teaches us why there is something wrong with Trump’s potential, where expectant dads can also be moth-eaten during a pregnancy and why it is better not to use deodorant when you go on a date.
