Dec
24
Music Teacher Finds HGH Levels Increasing In Her Elderly Students
December 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Janice Jensen, a music teacher from KinderVillage in Cary, has hauled four keyboards and stands to Jordan Oaks retirement community without complaint every Monday morning for the past eight weeks.
“I want them to have good equipment,” she said of her four-member class — all residents of Jordan Oaks, all seniors, all having never had a piano lesson a day in their lives.
Jensen shared literature detailing studies, like the National Association of Music Merchants-funded 1999 project that found seniors who took group music lessons reported decreased feelings of depression, anxiety and loneliness.
The study also reported that the seniors showed an increase in human growth hormone (hgh), which typically decreases about 75 percent as people age — its depletion contributing to osteoporosis, low energy levels, wrinkling, decreased sexual function, loss of muscle mass and aches and pains.
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Dec
19
Older Adults Gain Muscle When HGH Levels Increase
December 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment
A person’s muscle weight is influenced by many factors, including hormones. For instance, human growth hormone (HGH) levels decrease with age, and this drop is associated with a decline in muscle mass.
A new study in the “Annals of Internal Medicine” takes a unique look at this aspect of metabolism. Researchers asked if they could curtail the decline in human growth hormone (hgh) and whether doing so would help people improve their muscle weight. For two years, they studied 65 healthy adults (men and women), ages 60 to 81. They divided them into two groups — one took a placebo, and the other took ghrelin mimetic, a substance to stimulate production of growth hormone. Result: Those receiving ghrelin mimetic did, indeed, increase human growth hormone (hgh) and muscle mass.
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Dec
11
IGF-1 & HGH
December 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Let’s take a look at IGF-1 and human growth hormone (hgh):
A normal level of IGF-1 in a young adult is approximately 300 nanograms per milliliter or higher, abbreviated ng/ml—some laboratories use different units of measurement. Men and women older than fifty usually have levels ranging from 150 down to as low as 30 or less. Depending on body size and also on how low the initial level was, one unit of human growth hormone (hgh) injected on four days per weekly—one unit each time-taken on different days—will usually bring those levels up to between 160 and 250. In older adults, when levels stabilize close to 200 or more, patients report noticeable enhancement of physical endurance and alleviation of many of the “symptoms” of aging.
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Aug
29
HGH May Be The Key To Helping You Look & Feel Better
August 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment
With planning, focus & commitment we can influence and impact, and achieve an improved quality of life for an extended period.
Medical Research has linked Human Growth Hormone ( HGH ) deficiency to increased obesity, loss of muscle mass, cognitive demise and reduced exercise capacity. HGH, Human Growth Hormone, is a friend to muscle & lean tissue while being fat is the enemy. Decline in HGH, Human Growth Hormone, is a major factor in the changes we adults experience with maturity.
Aug
22
HGH & Anti-Aging
August 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment
If we want to make an impact on diseases, attacking aging would have the greatest return for the effort, because if you beat aging you beat almost all the degenerative diseases in life. Will human growth hormone (HGH) help?
What is aging? Is aging the number of birthday candles on your birthday cake? Or is aging rather the amount of wear and tear on your body and its systems? I would suggest the latter. There’s a lot of truth that you’re as old as you feel or you’re as old as your metabolism, is what I would suggest. And so if it is merely a function of metabolism, and aging is primarily a function of metabolism then we should be looking at better ways to keep our metabolism young, because if our metabolism is young we’re young. That’s the basis of the thought of anti-aging medicine that is becoming popular today, and many physicians are prescribing humna growth hormone (HGH) for their HGH deficient patients.
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Aug
14
HGH & E. coli….Is There A Connection?
August 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment
What does E. coli and human growth hormone (hgh) have in common?
There are also innumerable colonies of E. coli in biotechnology and microbiology labs around the world. Every day pharmaceutical companies manipulate E. coli to produce human growth hormone (hgh), insulin, vitamins, and even the rennet used to make cheese. Biologists use E. coli to map metabolic pathways. Geneticists use E. coli to investigate why genetically identical organisms sometimes behave in radically different ways. Scientists are even using E. coli to try to understand why we age and die.
Aug
12
HGH In The Spotlight As Anti-Aging Tool
August 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment
More than 70 medical experts from around the world will gather at the Dubai Congress on Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine (DCAAAM) in November.
The event will be an opportunity for local healthcare professionals to learn about the latest research in early detection, prevention, treatment and reversal of age-related diseases and the latest techniques on cosmetic surgery and aesthetics, say organisers.
According to Dr Robert Goldman, the co-founder of the A4M, the event is just the beginning of what his organisation plans to bring to the region.
Last January, Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone, 61, admitted to using human growth hormone (HGH) to prepare for his physically demanding roles in Rocky Balboa and Rambo, and endorsed them, saying they “increase your quality of life”.
Dr Goldman says the industry will continue to grow in leaps and bounds as awareness increases. “You can’t change your chronological age but you can adjust your physiology,” he says. “This is an industry that can only grow. It is like a billion-tonne elephant going down a hill.”
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Jun
10
HGH: A Wonder Drug
June 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment
HGH has been called a miracle for many:
Touted as a wonder drug that builds muscle, sheds fat and restores youth, HGH has grown into a multibillion-dollar worldwide business, by some estimates. The only problem is, it’s not always a legal one. Though growth hormone has certain uses approved by the Food and Drug Administration, these don’t include anti-aging therapy, bodybuilding or athletic enhancement.
May
23
Big Benefits With HGH
May 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Read about some of the best benefits of HGH:
HGH mobilizes/lowers stored body fat 14.4% to be burned for energy, extends exercise capacity (and exercise spurs HGH), reduces fatigue. HGH rebuilds damaged heart muscles, the liver, kidneys, and lungs, pulmonary disorders, improves Oxygen uptake in emphysema patients, reverses organ shrinkage; lowers high blood pressure, hypertension; counters diabetes by normalizing sugar metabolism gradually. growth hormone burns fats, cholesterol, atherosclerosis plaques, viruses, chronic fatigue, (prostate) cancer, Immune suppression, autoimmune self-attack (rheumatoid arthritis), reduces 2-3 times higher than normal Natural Killer Lymphocyte levels; signals body tissue repair, obesity; enlarged prostate.
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May
22
HGH Side Effects: Is There A Safe Alternative?
May 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Human growth hormone (HGH) has the potential for side effects, like the ones listed below:
Use for anti-aging is prohibited, and adult patients must demonstrate through a blood test that their natural levels are below normal. Selling growth hormone (HGH) without a prescription can land you in prison for five years and carries a $250,000 fine. The drug has been linked in studies to side effects that include joint pain and swelling. Some say it gets even worse: cancer.
“Growth hormone is secreted in our body to promote cell growth, and cancer is unbridled cell growth,” says gerontologist Dr. Thomas Perls, who campaigns vehemently against the use of HGH. “It’s basically throwing gasoline on the fire.”
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