By regulating and controlling a variety of bodily processes, hormones and enzymes play a crucial part in human health.

Concept: The above-given statement is true.

Hormones:

• It boosts the rate of reaction by acting as a catalyst. Proteins make up this substance. 
• They carry out specific tasks and are quite specialized. 
• Exocrine glands release these substances. They are impacted by environmental variables like pH, temperature, etc. 
• They don't move around the cell from one area to another. Their molecular weight is greater. They move swiftly. The rate of reaction accelerates as concentration rises. 
• The cell membrane prevents them from diffusing through. Examples include hydrolases, oxidoreductases, etc.

Enzymes:

• It serves as a messenger to activate bodily processes. 
• Proteins, amino acids, steroids, etc. make up its composition. They serve a variety of purposes and are non-specific. 
• Endocrine glands produce and secrete them. They are unaffected by outside forces. They transport from several cell locations. 
• Their molecular weight is lower and higher. Some are quick, while others could be slower. Hormone production will either be insufficient or excessive, depending on the change. 
• Through the cell membrane, they can diffuse. Example: Thyroxine, insulin, etc.

Hence, option A is the correct option.