Discuss the hypophyseal portal system

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Consider the HYPOPHYSEAL PORTAL SYSTEM used by the hypothalamus to communicate with the anterior pituitary.

Briefly explain why hormones like EPINEPHRINE and CORTISOL would not benefit from using a similar system.

How do I go about this in a simple explanation?

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