HGH is not your typical weight-loss program
In fact, it’s very different from any other weight-loss program.
With most weight-loss programs you lose lean body mass along with fat, not good.
HGH is not your typical weight-loss program
In fact, it’s very different from any other weight-loss program.
With most weight-loss programs you lose lean body mass along with fat, not good.
Unfortunately, as we age we find we are less likely to sleep through the night. We not only suffer more broken sleep, the quality of our sleep declines. We tend to sleep less deeply. Also, we tend to achieve less time in REM sleep, the sleep time during which we dream.
When sleep is fitful and broken, we tend to secrete less HGH into the bloodstream at night, bringing on the unwanted cycle - poor sleep causing lower HGH levels, and lower HGH levels causing still poorer sleep. Dr. Eve Van Cauter, a sleep researcher at the University of Chicago, believes that if the capacity for deep sleep can be restored in people as they age, then the aging process may be slowed.
Steroids - The entire sports world is under fire over the use and abuse of anabolic steroids and human growth hormone occupies center stage.
What the public does not realize is the form of human growth hormone that is being bantered about in the news is…
…the injected form of HGH.
To help understand why injected hgh is dangerous it helps to first understand the body’s normal human growth hormone production cycle.
No… they are not.
Ultimately, everyone asks the question, “Why should I take an HGH supplement?” Athletes who inject molecular HGH do so for very different reasons than you or I would take an HGH supplement. Athletes by injecting molecular HGH exceed the body’s natural levels and thereby enhance physiological performance levels.
HGH is produced in the front part of the pituitary gland, which is located near the base of the brain. Production and release of HGH is largely governed by a number of feedback systems, the most important part of which involves a part of the brain called the hypothalamus. In a stripped down version of how the pituitary and the hypothalamus affect each other, we can regard the hypothalamus as a governor to the pituitary.