How are secretions distributed from the endocrine glands?

Secretions from endocrine glands are distributed throughout the body via the bloodstream. Once hormones are synthesized and packaged within the gland, they are released into the bloodstream through a process called exocytosis. The hormones then travel through the bloodstream until they reach their target cells or tissues, where they exert their specific effects. This process allows hormones to act on distant cells and organs, coordinating various functions and maintaining homeostasis within the body.