Which hormone causes the kidneys to save body fluid by decreasing the amount of urine produced?

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Two hormones are released by the posterior lobe of the pituitary gland, ADH and oxytocin. ADH acts on the kidneys and limits the amount of water that is lost from the body in the form of urine. Similarly, when the hypothalamus detects that fluid levels are too high, it signals the pituitary gland to secrete less ADH. The lack of ADH causes the kidneys to produce more urine, eliminating the excess fluid from the body. PTH causes calcium to be released from the bones. TSH regulates the thyroid, and prolactin stimulates the breast to produce breast milk.

Which Hormone Causes the Kidneys to Save Body Fluid by Decreasing