Human Growth Hormone

Scientists think that it is possible to slow down an aging process, prolong youth and significantly improve the quality of life thanks to Human Growth Hormone.

Why do we need HGH?

In medicine HGH is considered to be a leading hormone. Our body produces the highest amount of it until we reach 21 years of age. After that the production of HGH slows down. At the age of 40, almost every single person experiences its deficit.

Hormones are vital for our life and health. They are responsible for our metabolism, growth, mood, sexuality and so on.

HGH plays a major part in the development of cells, bones, muscles and internal organs. When there is a Growth Hormone deficiency, our body begins to age, which results in: loss of muscle elasticity, weight gain, fatigue, decreased sexual drive, higher risk of cardio-vascular problems-just to name a few. The HGH was discovered in 1920, and for many years after that, HGH was basically used in children's practice at infringement of growth. However, research has shown that there is no particular difference in using HGH at its deficiency between children and adults.

HGH consists of 191 amino acids. It is produced by a pituitary gland of a human. Up to the middle of 1980, only natural growth hormone existed. It was extracted from a hypophysis of dead people. The procedure was extremely expensive and later a fatal brain disease was connected to HGH treatment. Those factors were a major reason for manufacturers to stop the production of natural HGH. It led to the invention of the synthetic growth hormone that is used to this day.

According to manufacturers there are very few contradictions for using such treatment: it is not recommended for people under 35 years old, for pregnant women, oncology patients and people recovering from this disease.

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