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HGH FAQ
Thanks for checking out
HGH Academy. Below
you will find the most common frequently asked questions about Human
Growth Hormone related topics. The answers below should help you become
more familiar with what HGH is and what it is all about.
| Q:
What is HGH ( human growth hormone )? |
| HGH
is a naturally occurring substance in the body which is secreted
by the pituitary gland. As time goes on we get older and production gradually
slows down over time. HGH affects almost every tissue in the body.
It is the "master hormone" controlling many of
the organs and body
functions and is directly responsible for stimulating tissue
repair, brain functions, cell replacement and enzyme function. |
| Q:
What health benefits can I expect from HGH? |
| There
are many benefits of increasing HGH to youthful levels.
Some of them are: |
| Improved
quality of deep sleep |
| Enhanced
energy levels |
| Tighter,
smoother and more hydrated skin |
| Decrease
in body fat without the need of exercise |
| Increased
lean body mass |
| A
more strengthened
immune system |
| Sharper
memory as well as concentration |
| Stronger
bones |
| Improved
exercise capacity |
| Increased
overall immune function |
| Increased
energy levels |
| Lower
blood pressure |
| Improved
cholesterol profile |
| Reduced
appetite |
| Enhanced
feeling of well being |
| Eliminate
cellulite |
| Q:
When do we start to loose HGH? |
| Your level of HGH starts to reduce after
the age of 20. This is the point at which your HGH level
is at its highest. Stress and toxins sometimes speed up the
process. Most people begin to feel the stress of lowered levels of
HGH by age 30. Researchers have found that the average person over
20 loses approximately 15% of their HGH production for each decade
that goes by. |
| Q:
What effect does HGH have on my body? |
| HGH or Human Growth Hormone is one of
the most important hormones in your body. It's critical for tissue
repair, healing, bone strength, muscle growth, brain function,
physical and mental health, energy, and helping the metabolism to
function properly. If your HGH levels are low, you may begin to
experience certain health problems such as: elevated levels of
cholesterol, decreased sex drive, increased body fat and a loss
in bone density. |
| Q:
How do I know if I have a deficiency in my HGH levels? |
- You may have HGH
deficiency if you suffer from any of the following symptoms
below:
· Reduced lean muscle mass
· Increased body fat, difficulty losing weight
· Elevated levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol
· Loss in bone density
· Difficulty sleeping
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| Q:
When should I stop taking HGH? |
- It all depends on
your age. Most people of age 30-40 only need to take the product
three months out of the year. People between the ages of 40 to 60
will usually go on two cycles per year: 3 months on the
product, 6 months off the product, 3 months on, 6 months off.
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| Q:
What are the three types of HGH? |
- "Raw" HGH
(also known as Somatropin) is literally a synthetic human growth hormone
in an injectable form. You would need a doctor to get a
prescription for it. It can have some potentially dangerous side effects. It's
cost is also an incredible $1,000 per month or more.
The second type of HGH is a human growth hormone enhancer also
known as a secretagogue. It is in pill or powder form,
requires no prescription, and rarely if ever has any side
effects. It costs anywhere from $30 to $200 per month
depending on where you buy it. It works by supplementing the
body with compounds known to cause the body to increase the
manufacture of human growth hormone.
The third type is the human growth hormone spray. These are
liquid products taken under the tongue or sprayed in the mouth
or nose. There is no legitimate proof of effectiveness for
these products and in my opinion they are a complete waste of
money.
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| Q:
Are the HGH Enhancer products as effective as "Raw" HGH
Injections? |
- No, most competent
anti-aging physicians prescribe an injectable dose to bring
HGH levels in the blood to 360 ng/ml. A good HGH enhancer will
raise blood levels to 275 ng/ml. There are still tremendous
benefits in taking a good oral HGH enhancer. Studies done on
good HGH enhancers have shown to increase HGH levels in the
body to the same level as they were in the subject 10 to 15
years before. In other words, an excellent HGH supplement can
provide most of the benefits of the injectable form without
the potential cost or side effects. Besides, only the wealthy
could afford the injectable form anyway.
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| Q:
Are there any people who should not take HGH enhancers? |
- In summary, oral HGH
enhancers are likely very safe. Those with active cancers must
inform their doctors before adding any supplement, especially
any natural hormone or hormone enhancer. Those taking
medications for thyroid dysfunction and diabetes must keep
their doctors informed and carefully monitor their medication
accordingly. It is possible that those with borderline
hypothyroidism, hypocortisolemia, and even hypoglycemia may
unmask or aggravate these conditions with HGH enhancements.
Such possibilities only further emphasize that HGH
enhancements are best approached as part of a total program of
diet, exercise, antioxidant supplementation, and multiple
hormone enhancement optimization.
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| Q:
Is HGH truly a medical breakthrough that can reverse the aging
process? |
| Yes, the scientific evidence is
overwhelming. |
| Q:
What benefits can I expect from taking a good HGH enhancer? |
- The results will
vary from person to person. Generally, you will get the
following results: increased strength, stamina and endurance,
increased muscle growth and fat loss, improved sleeping, hair regrowth,
increase in libido and and a
lessening of gray hair, improved skin elasticity, stronger
bones, increases in vision and hearing, lowered blood
pressure, increased memory and cognitive abilities. In
short, anything you could attribute to being younger. You can
get more information at HGH Academy.
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