Jul
3
Clemens’ (HGH) Suit
July 3, 2009
HOUSTON (AP) -A federal judge has rejected Roger Clemens’s bid to revive some of his defamation claims against Brian McNamee, clearing the way for the former trainer to file his own suit against the seven-time Cy Young Award winner.
McNamee has told federal agents, baseball investigator George Mitchell and a House committee that he injected Clemens more than a dozen times with steroids and human growth hormone from 1998-2001. Clemens has denied using performance-enchancing drugs.
The judge in February dismissed most of Clemens’ defamation lawsuit, saying statements made in the Mitchell report on doping in baseball are protected. McNamee’s attorneys said the lawsuit had no merit because McNamee was compelled to cooperate by federal investigators.
Ellison agreed, though he left in McNamee’s statements to Andy Pettitte, Clemens’ former New York Yankees teammate. McNamee told Pettitte that Clemens had used HGH and steroids, and Pettitte testified about the conversation to Congress.
Clemens is under investigation by a federal grand jury in Washington that is trying to determine whether he lied when he told a congressional committee that he had not used illegal performance-enhancing drugs. Clemens said he had not been summoned to testify before the grand jury.
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Jul
2
HGH Spammers Busted
July 2, 2009
A U.S. district court has ordered members of an alleged international spam ring to give up US$3.7 million that they made while sending out illegal e-mail messages pitching bogus weight-loss products and human growth hormone pills.
The operation, with key players located in Canada and St. Kitts, used spammers to drive traffic to Web sites selling an extract of the hoodia gordonii plant that the sellers claimed would cause significant weight loss and a “natural human growth hormone enhancer” that sellers claimed would reverse the aging process, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said Thursday.
Jul
1
FDA Approves HGH Needle Free Device
July 1, 2009
The FDA issued approval for Antares Pharma’s (Ewing, New Jersey) needle-free injection device for use with Tev-Tropin brand human growth hormone (hGH) from Teva out of Petach Tikva, Israel. The device will be marketed under the name Tev-Tropin Tjet Injector system.
Reusable Needle-Free Injectors (Medi-Jector VISION®) deliver precise medication doses through high-speed, pressurized liquid penetration of the skin without a needle. These reusable, variable-dose devices are engineered to last for a minimum of two years and are designed for easy use, facilitating self-injection with a disposable plastic needle-free syringe to assure safety and efficacy. The associated disposable plastic needle-free syringe, offers high precision liquid medication delivery through an opening that is approximately half the diameter of a standard, 30-gauge needle and it is designed to last for approximately one week. Antares has sold the Medi-Jector VISION® for use in more than 30 countries to deliver either insulin or human growth hormone (”hGH”).
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Jun
30
Exercise, HGH, & Belly Fat
June 30, 2009
Cognitive enrichment activities—puzzles, social interaction, and the like—may help you preserve brain function as you age. But physical activity may be just as important, according to a review article published last week by the Association for Psychological Science. “What is most impressive to us,” the authors write, “is the evidence demonstrating benefits of aerobic physical exercise on cognitive functioning in older adults.”
Many different mechanisms are thought to be responsible for the exercise-brain connection, including a growth factor called FGF-2 that is produced by exercise and is thought to be involved in the generation of new neurons, U.S. News’s Katherine Hobson reports. When you exercise more intensely, your brain produces human growth hormone that cuts belly fat, adds muscle, and “pump[s] up” brain volume, says one expert.
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Jun
29
Needle-Free Device To Administer HGH
June 29, 2009
BANGALORE, June 29 (Reuters) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd said U.S. health regulators approved its partner Antares Pharma Inc’s needle-free injector device to administer the Israeli company’s human growth hormone.
“This is an important validation of the Teva partnership, which is the primary driver of our valuation and excitement about Antares stock,” Ladenburg Thalmann analyst Matthew Kaplan said by phone.
Shares of Antares rose as much as 58 percent to a new year high of $1.14, before paring some gains to trade up at $1.02 in morning trade Monday on the American Stock Exchange.
Teva, the world’s largest generic drug maker, and Antares filed a supplemental new drug application last year to use the needle-free device to administer Tev-Tropin, a human growth hormone.
Human growth hormone is a protein, given by injection, that is commonly used to treat children with growth hormone deficiency.
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Jun
26
Japan Approves First Generic Biotech HGH Drug
June 26, 2009
ZURICH, June 25 (Reuters) - Japanese regulators approved a human growth hormone from Novartis AG, the first green light in Japan for a biosimilar or generic version of a biotech drug, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday
Biosimilars are viewed as a promising new market, given the pent-up demand for cheaper versions of extremely expensive biotech drugs, some of which are coming to the end of their patent life.
Somatropin, made by Novartis’ generics unit Sandoz, is for treatment of growth hormone deficiency in children and growth disturbance associated with Turner’s syndrome or chronic renal insufficiency, the group said.
Jun
25
Dr. Tom Werner is used to a game in which the playing field keeps changing. A recently retired professor of chemistry at Union College, Werner developed a course called “Chemistry and Athletic Performance” with the help of Dr. Don Catlin, the world-renowned director of the UCLA Olympic Analytical Lab.
“There’s always new versions of drugs that come out and new ways for athletes to take the drugs,” Werner said. “An example is HGH (human growth hormone). There’s no good way to analyze for it, and they often take it as a cocktail with steroids at levels that are difficult to detect.”
Werner was inspired to start his “Chemistry and Athletic Performance” course by the work of Catlin, specifically in the federal case against Victor Conte and his Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative (BALCO), which has become synonymous with rampant drug cheating at the highest level of sports.
Jun
24
Wrinlke Creams Including HGH Formulas May Be Harmful
June 24, 2009
While anti-aging creams, some with HGH, are so glamorised that only the fairest of celebrities are used to advertise them, the long-term effects are far from beautiful.
Some products may contain HGH or ingredients that stimulate the body to produce its own HGH. Ironically, the hormones don’t slow the aging process, they just hide the symptoms.
Animal studies have shown that animals that produce more growth hormone in old age have a shorter life span. Studies have also shown that HGH causes carpal tunnel syndrome and diabetes. And it has not been adequately tested.
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Jun
23
Despite significant reduction in cholesterol levels in adults with growth hormone deficiency treated with recombinant human growth hormone (rhGH), taking lower doses of rhGH may not result in improvement in cardiac structure and function, according to research presented here at the Endocrine Society’s 91st Annual Meeting.
A recent meta-analysis showed that GH replacement improves exercise performance and has positive effects on cardiac structure, body composition, and lipids, said Katalin A. Frisch, MD, Department of Medicine, New York University Medical Center, New York, New York.
“Most studies included in the meta-analysis employed supraphysiological concentrations of GH, from 6 to 15.7 mg per week,” noted Dr. Frisch on June 11.
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Jun
19
Laughter & HGH
June 19, 2009
In a newly published study by one of the first mind-body researchers, Dr. Lee Berk, it has been shown that amusing laughter reduces cholesterol, stress, and inflammation.
In his previous research, Dr. Berk has shown that just the anticipation of regular laughter also:
- Increases levels of feel-good beta-endorphins by 27%
- Raises levels of human growth hormone (HGH) by 87%. HGH helps to optimize immunity.
- Lowers levels of the stress hormones cortisol and epinephrine (adrenaline) by 39 and 70% respectively.
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