Feb

18

HGH has certainly received a lot of publicity lately. We found an article that discusses a recent clinical study on HGH: 

In a study published in New England Journal of Medicine, individuals received 6 months of HGH plus gonadal steroids (estrogen and progestin for women and testosterone for men). Body composition was analyzed along with strength, lipid profile, and aerobic capacity. There was significant increase in lean muscle mass and a decrease in body fat by 3.5-18%. There was a significant increase in aerobic capacity. There was an improvement in the lipid profile (decrease in total and LDL “bad” cholesterol). There was also a decrease in blood pressure. Overall, there was found to be a significant additive effect of the sex hormones (estrogen/progesterone/testosterone) and HGH resulting in dramatic improvements in body composition and functioning with a reversal of the aging process.

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HGH Reverses Aging

Jan

24

HGH  has many benefits, one of which is helping our skin look and feel younger.

How Does HGH Dramatically Improve Your Skin?
Three ways:
· HGH stimulates the activation of skin proteins like collagen and elastin, which form the foundation of your skin.
· Our body goes from being made up of about 90% water when we have smooth baby skin to as low as 40% as we age. “This drying out of the body is reversed almost immediately with HGH” – Dr. Elmer Cranton
· As we age, our skin becomes papery thin and loses its firm texture. However, the New England Journal of Medicine reports that six months of HGH use increased skin thickness 7.1%.

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Jan

3

Where did all the interest in HGH come from? MSNBC takes a look at where it all started: 

   The current boom in HGH use traces its roots to a 1990 article in the New England Journal of Medicine.
 In it, researchers presented the results of a study in which 12 men over the age of 60 received regular HGH injections and demonstrated increases in lean body mass and bone density. The authors didn’t claim that the treatment reversed the aging process, and an editorial note warned against widespread use of growth hormone. Yet, the study helped spawn a bevy of anti-aging clinics and a surge in HGH sales.

According to a 2005 study in the Journal of the American Medical Association, between 20,000 and 30,000 people used HGH as an anti-aging therapy in 2004—a tenfold increase from the mid-1990s.

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MSNBC Explores HGH

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