HgH Deficiency & History

HgH Deficiency

HgH Deficiency stems from the fact that HgH is one of the many endocrine hormones like estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, melatonin and DHEA that decline with ageand are used in anti-aging health treatments. While some of these hormones can be replaced to deter some of the effects of aging, growth hormone replacement reaches far beyond the scope of any one of these hormones to not only slow biological aging, but to significantly reverse aging. Between the ages of 20 to 70, growth hormone levels in your body may fall by up to 90%.

The HgH deficiency is associated with the following;

• reduction in lean body mass,
• reduction in bone density,
• reduction in skin thickness,
• reduction in a sense of well-being,
• slowing in the rate of wound healing,
• lessening of immune responsiveness,
• reduction in aerobic capacity.

In addition, HgH deficiency is associated with an increase in the following, all of which have been reduced in clinical trials of growth hormone:

All the symptoms of HgH deficiency can be significantly reversed with HgH replacement.

Produced in the body by the pituitary gland, it's what the name says: the hormone that makes us grow. Doctors began prescribing it about 35 years ago for children who were in need of a growth boost. It was first extracted from human cadavers then from cow carcasses. In 1985, San Francisco-based Genentech introduced one of the first bioengineered human growth hormones, Protopin. Now five drug companies sell GH in the USA; top seller Genotropin, from Pharmacia & Upjohn, is the most popular brand.

HgH History

HgH history is determined by the way seek for some way to improve our quality of life as we age. "How can I look fantastic without passing on that sixth piece of family size pizza with the thick crust, and extra sausage and cheese?" "Why do I eat less, work out longer, and still keep getting fat?" "Why can't I wake up one morning without pain in every joint and muscle in my body?" "Why can't I remember names and places like I used to?" "Why do I run out of steam in the middle of the afternoon?"

In 1912 HgH history was made when Dr. Harvey Cushing discovered HgH. It was first isolated from human and monkey cadavers through glandular extraction in 1956. Two years later it was used to treat dwarfism in children by injection.

Then in 1989, HgH history made a medical break through! A well-respected medical doctor, professor, researcher, endocrinologist by the name of Donald Rudman, at the University of Wisconsin was able to talk a group of elderly men into letting him inject genetically engineered human growth hormone into their bodies for six months. He specifically instructed them not to exercise, not to stop drinking, not to stop smoking, not to diet or change anything about their life styles. The results were amazing. Rudman's researchers reported gains in lean body mass, decreased body fat, and increased skin thickness. They concluded that, "It was as if they had become 10 to 15 years younger." All of this was published in the medical world's most prestigious journal, the New England Journal of Medicine.

Was this the magic bullet? We know that it is HGH that gives teenagers the capacity to consume burgers, fries, malts, onion rings, donuts, cake, pizza, and keep right on getting leaner, meaner and keener. It is HgH that builds lean body mass, burns fat, and supports the immune system. It is HgH that begins to disappear after the childbearing years at around the age of 30 to 35. As the HgH diminishes, we are left at the mercy of all those calories and carbohydrates that have been waiting for the chance to turn us into defenseless, bulbous, blimps.

We also know that the devastating effects of severe HGH deficiency have been well established in documented case histories of patients with tumors, trauma, or birth defects of the pituitary, the brain's master gland of hormone production. Obesity, muscle wasting, reduced immunity, and premature death characterizes these unfortunate hormone deprived individuals.

In healthy people, the cells that produce growth hormone can continue to manufacture high levels of this valuable hormone well beyond our most advanced years. Ah, but there is the rub. Something in the body's internal clockwork slowly shuts down the release of human growth hormone, like the handle on a faucet slowly choking off the flow. Could this be the miracle that we had all been looking for? It was Rudman's curiosity about the effects of GH on anti-aging health, that led to the conclusion that of all the hormones, the singular hormone that comes closest to reversing the aging process is human growth hormone.

Again in 1990, HgH history took a new route when GH was used for children who failed to mature in accordance with the normal growth curve. The FDA had not approved it for adults unless they were severely affected by disease, tumor or trauma.

A new page in HgH history was turned late 1996, when the FDA approved human growth hormone in response to the AIDs epidemic. Since AIDs was a wasting disease and human growth hormone was a natural anabolic steroid that could build muscle it seemed a natural solution.

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Part 2: HgH History
Part 3: HgH History (cont)
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