What's HGH

WHAT IS HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE (HGH)?

Human Growth Hormone (HGH), also called Somatotrophin, is produced in the anterior of the pituitary gland deep inside our brain, where it is one of the most abundant hormone secreted. It influences the growth of cells, bones, muscles and organs throughout our body. Production peaks at adolescence when accelerated growth occurs. If growing children produce too little, they remain as dwarfs; while if they produce too much, they become giants. For adults, human growth hormone is very important in maintaining healthy bones and tissues, etc.

Daily growth hormone secretion diminishes with age, to the extent that a 60 year old may secrete only 25% of the HGH secreted by a 20 year old.

HGH is one of many endocrine hormones, like estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, melatonin and DHEA, that all decline in production with age. While many of these hormones can be replaced to deter some of the effects of aging, HGH reaches far beyond the scope of any of these hormones. Not only does it prevent-biological aging, it acts to significantly reverse broad-range of the signs and symptoms associated with the aging process.

By ages 70 to 80, virtually everyone is deficient in growth hormone, resulting in SDS, or Somatotrophin (growth hormone) Deficiency Syndrome.

Symptoms of growth hormone deficiency include:

* loss of muscle and an increase of fat

* decreased physical mobility

* decreased socialization

* decreased energy levels

* diminished healing ability

* greater risk of cardiovascular disease

* lower life expectancy

In other words, the symptoms of the disease called aging. The decline of growth hormone with age, sometimes referred to as somatopause, is directly associated with many symptoms of aging, including:

* wrinkling

* gray hair

* decreased energy

* decreasad sexual function

* increased body fat

* increased cardiovascular disease

* osteoporosis

* and more

Many of these symptoms have been seen in younger adults who have growth hormone deficiency; in a sense, the biological age of these adults has exceeded their chronological age.

However, the good news is the clinical evidence which demonstrates that by increasing growth 'hormone levels we can dramatically reverse these symptoms. to restore hair color and growth, regain bone tissue, increase energy and significantly reduce body fat, plus a score of other health benefits.