HGH, said to be the ultimate anti aging device
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We all want to stay young forever, for one reason or another. But is anti aging really something that modern science can achieve? Several scientists have clinically trialed HGH aka human growth hormones replacement therapy on different people. One trial showed a marked increase of physical wellbeing in the research subjects aged over 60, claiming to have achieved a 20 year reduction of their biological age. This was said to be achieved through increased libido followed by an increase in muscle, or fat free mass. These benefits were in addition to a reduction of excess weight. This particular trail claimed that HGH therapy was the ultimate in the field of anti aging however there were also disappointing results found in other clinical trials. The researchers of the negative findings suggest that the positive effect were purely an illusion and that the increase in muscle was due to water retaining in the muscle cells. They could not however discredit all of the positive findings. It is a known fact that lipolysis which is the breakdown of fatty tissue, occurs within the muscle cell. Therefore an increase in muscle would directly cause an increase in lipolysis. This would help to explain the weight loss of the first mentioned trial and query the findings of the second. So with this abnormality between keeping consistent results whether they were positive or negative, the medical community is split between being pro HGH as the ultimate supplement or as being anti HGH as a non functional artificial anabolic steroid.
Potential consumers have a tough decision to make when contemplating a course of HGH therapy. They are advised to seek medical advice to have a clear understanding of the risks involved. Some of the risks are nasty side effect such as joint pain and swelling or the onset of diabetes. Information on other side effects can be found in medical journals, medical case studies or by consulting a practitioner. There are also HGH therapy clinics located in supporting countries that can provide expert advice on whether HGH is the right choice for your personal requirements. Some private clinics will promote the use of HGH injections as the ultimate in legal sports enhancing drugs while other clinics only administer HGH supplements to people, usually children with growth hormone deficiencies. Beware of the marketing ploys in products such as oral sprays. These sprays have no scientific backing that they physically penetrate the surface of the mouth so therefore would not actually enter the bloodstream. Pills and tablets are readily available online and much cheaper than a course of injections. However without the proper dosage over the appropriate length of time the course of HGH will not achieve the desired results and may cause unwanted side effect.
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@ May 14, 2009