HGH

HGH (Human Growth Hormone)
The most potent anti-aging hormone.

A natural substance produced by the pituitary gland in the brain, HGH controls muscle and bone growth and reduces the amount of fat circulating in the body. Again, combined with exercise it causes muscle growth.

Often abbreviated to HGH, this hormone as its name suggests it is responsible for growth during puberty. The remarkable clinical action of HGH has meant it is now a front line treatment in the battle against aging. This is because HGH levels dramatically decline in aging. Look at the chart to see a figure depicting the decline of HGH levels with advancing age.

Dr. Daniel Rudman discovered in 1988 that when HGH was administered to his elderly patients, that within several weeks they all noticed significant improvement. The benefits included enhanced well being, lessened depression and over a few months noted increased skin thickness and improved elasticity, as well as a decline in fat cells and an increase in lean muscle mass.

Since then HGH manufacture has improved and expanded to enable a significant decrease in cost, although it still remains "not cheap." The correct chain length of this amino acid is 191 and it is ONLY effective when taken as a subcutaneous injection.

Dosage:
 
Your physician's guidance and blood monitoring is essential on a program of HGH, and as usual amounts of this hormone are highest in our early twenties and decline rapidly as we age. Physicians administering HGH for preventative/ anti-aging purposes utilize in the region of 0.01mg to 0.02mg of HGH per kg of body weight (2.2 lbs) per week. This is injected subcutaneously (just under the skin) divided into 3 to 5 injections per week. It is important to ensure that blood levels of HGH are monitored before and during the program and that a full check-up by an Anti-Aging Physician is performed before the course of HGH injections begin. If you need to find an Anti-Aging Physician in your area, we will be pleased to help. Human growth hormone supplements decline in frequency and sometimes stop for a period once the patient has reached a IGF1 blood plasma test equivalent to that of a 21 to 31 year old, again physicians differ on the line, some advocate early twenties, others early thirties measures.