Mar

10

 Let’s take a look at what HGH can do for us as we get older:

Although HGH’s main function is to promote growth in childhood, HGH is still important once adulthood is reached. In adults as well as in children, HGH helps regulate metabolism — a critical chemical process through which the body turns food into energy, tissue or waste products. HGH assists in transporting molecules, conserving sugars, building proteins, and breaking down fats. Not only is the HGH produced in your body vital to maintaining healthy body composition, it also contributes to proper bone density, heart muscle function, and ratios of “good” to “bad” cholesterol, all of which are important to reduce the risk of such conditions as high cholesterol and osteoporosis.

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WorldHealth.Net/HGH

Feb

4

Lose Fat With HGH

February 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment

 With the new year well under way, weight loss may be something many of us are striving for.

As many middle-aged adults unfortunately know all too well, aging is often accompanied by weight gain. As Gary Null writes in Power Aging, “In fact, each year after the age of forty, a pound of fat replaces a pound of muscle. This means that by the time you are fifty, ten pounds of your muscle have been replaced with ten pounds of fat.” But those of you who are middle aged and struggling with your weight don’t need him to tell you that, right? You just want to get the pounds and inches off as quickly and easily as possible. If that is the case, you may be considering treatment with synthetic human growth hormone(HGH) injections.

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Natural News & HGH

Dec

11

Growing old is one thing. Looking old is another, and it is not something that many celebrities accept with grace. In order for celebrities to succeed in our appearance-obsessed society they can’t afford to look wrinkled, frail, or flabby. Can HGH help? 

Celebrities such as Sylvester Stallone have recently been accused of using HGH. In preparation for his role in Rocky Balboa, Stallone is said to have used HGH to bulk up.

“You don’t see 60 year olds like that,” Yesalis said. “It goes back to the whole issue of how [Americans] view aging — we want to look fit and athletic.”

Though legal prescriptions of HGH are limited to patients who do not naturally produce enough of the hormone as children, doctors have been finding “off label uses” for HGH and have been testing its effect, Yesalis said.

“With baby boomers who don’t accept getting old and a current generation who is appearance-obsessed, everyone is looking for a quick fix. Because of modern advances, taking pills and supplements have become very much a part of our culture,” Yesalis said.

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Celebrities and HGH

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