HGH human growth hormone is produced in the pituitary gland of humans,
and is released continually throughout our lifetime. It promotes growth
in children and plays an important role in adult metabolism and aging.
HgH Human Growth Hormone is a protein made up of a sequence of 191
amino acids, which is produced and released by the pituitary gland.
The pituitary gland produces several hormones. The HgH human growth
hormone is released in large quantities when we are young. Between
the ages of 20 and 65 the production of HgH human growth hormone drops
about 25%, release of the hgh human growth hormone may actually drop
90% by the time we are 65. This means that even though our pituitary
gland may still produce sufficient levels of HgH human growth hormone
the release becomes impaired leading to all sort of age related problems.
By the time we are 60, our pituitary gland releases only 15-20% of
the HgH human growth hormone that it released when we were teenagers.
What can I do to restore my youthful level
of HgH?
The most important things you can do is to follow a program of sensible
eating and daily exercise. To maximize the effect of HgH human growth
hormone, include fresh fruits vegetables and plenty of water in your
diet. To supplement your efforts you should also;
Insert HgH human growth hormone in the body with prescription
HgH. Use this method particularly if your pituitary gland does
not produce a normal amount of HgH human growth hormone for your
age.
Stimulate the pituitary gland to release the amount of the HgH
human growth hormone that it produces with HgH precursors, homeopathic
HgH or with HgH releasers.
The best age to take HgH human growth hormone is when you take interest
in the topic searching for answers to hormone deficiency related problems
such as aging, weight gain, menopause, loss of sleep and many others.
HGH human growth hormone supplements are safe but not recommended
for children who are able to produce normal levels of growth hormone
on their own. In our opinion children should not take any form of hormone
without proper medical guidance.
HGH human growth hormone travels from the pituitary gland through
the general circulation and binds to receptor sites on nearly all cells
of the body, though most predominately in liver cells. Once the receptor
site is occupied by a molecule of hGH, the liver cell is instructed
to produce several messenger chemicals which include IGF-1, IGF-2,
and others growth factors. These messengers are responsible for doing
the work of HgH. IGF-1 level is used to monitor the growth hormone
activity in our bodies.
HGH human growth hormone stimulates anabolic activity in all areas
of our bodies. Increase in muscle mass, thickening of the skin, added
flexibility to the skin, enhancement of the immune system, loss of
weight through fat redistribution and loss, increase in stamina, improved
mental attitude, positive shift in blood cholesterol balance, calcium
is deposited in bone, and restoration of virtually all our other glands.
All leading to increased disease resistance.
Attaining HgH human growth hormone at youthful levels requires an
integrated monitored approach. Your nutrition must be a balanced diet
including vitamin and mineral supplements. Exercise adequate for your
lifestyle and age must also be maintained. Testing is essential to
insure that adequate, but not excessive levels are achieved.
What are the side effects of Growth
Hormone therapy?
Using excessive dosages of HgH human growth hormone for prolonged
periods will initiate bone growth. As the growth plates are fused in
adults, this results in a syndrome known as Achromegaly. Some of the
other effects include carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, vocal cord
thickening, excess fluid, osteoporosis, and heat intolerance. Again,
these negative effects can occur with doses that are higher than what
your body may produce by itself. When initiating therapy, it is best
to start with a low dose and gradually raise it to the therapeutic
window of 350-450 ng/ml. Levels need to be monitored every month for
the first half year then every two months.
IGF-1 is Insulin-Like Growth Factor. Liver cells form it when they
are stimulated by human Growth Hormone (hGH). It is the compound that
is responsible for many of the effects we see from hGH supplementation.
It is also known as Somatomedin-C.
HGH is released by the pituitary gland in a series of pulses. One
series just after falling asleep, and another about 2 hours after getting
up in the morning. The amount of HgH in the blood is very small, and
varies rapidly over time. This renders it unsuitable as a monitor of
growth hormone activity. IGF-1 is much more abundant, is produced in
direct response to HgH human growth hormone, and has a consistent diurnal
pattern.
The ideal level for IGF-1 should be 300-350 mcg/ml (slightly higher
in females). Normally this is the value for 20-25 year olds. Depending
on your lifestyle and diet this ideal level may vary widely. Generally
the normal values drop about 10% per decade.
There is no obvious to see what your IGF-1 level is. To get the most
out of treatment with any HGH product, it is important to know how
each product affects our body. Achieving and maintaining the IGF-1
level in the ideal range insures you that the treatment will produce
the results you desire and prevents the possibility of side effects
from excessive high levels.
