Fountain of Youth
Human Growth Hormone – The Fountain of Youth?
Sylvester Stallone was convicted for importing hGH into Australia.
Stallone was using hGH to help him, at age 61, make his latest Rambo movie. He said that everyone over 40 should use hGH because it "increases your quality of life".
Stallone may have been influenced by an article in the New England Journal of Medicine of July 5, 1990 which described a study where hGH was used to treat a group of men over 60. At the conclusion of the study the researcher, Dr Rudman, concluded that all the men showed statistically significant increases in lean body mass and bone mineral, while the control group did not.
This gave rise to the popular belief that hGH is the fountain of youth.
Aging and hGH
Is there any way to maintain high hGH levels as we age?
Yes. Research indicates that we do not have to age nearly as rapidly as most of us do: a forty-year-old body may be capable of performing at much the same level as at age twenty. Recent studies have shown that an aging pituitary gland is capable of producing as much hGH as younger pituitary glands, if it is properly stimulated.
In recent years, replacement therapies with human growth hormone (hGH) have become popular in the battle against aging.
Reported Effects Of hGH Replacement Therapies Include:
- 8.8% increase in muscle mass on average after six months, without exercise
- 14.4% loss of fat on average after six months, without dieting
- Higher energy levels
- Enhanced sexual performance
- Regrowth of heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and other organs that shrink with age
- Greater cardiac output
- Superior immune system function
- Increased exercise performance
- Better kidney function
- Lowered blood pressure
- Improved cholesterol profile, with higher HDL and lower LDL
- Stronger bones
- Faster wound healing
- Younger, tighter, thicker skin
- Hair regrowth
- Wrinkle removal
- Elimination of cellulite
- Sharper vision
- Mood elevation
- Increased memory retention
- Improved sleep
(* The above is taken from Grow Young with hGH by Dr. Ronald Klatz)
Wealthy people are following the Hollywood trend and paying as much as $30,000 a year or more for daily hGH injections.
Is hGH a Dangerous Drug?
The US FDA states hGH therapy is safe, effective & scientifically / medically justified.
Whether synthetic hGH products like Somatropin are safe or effective is questionable. The FDA report relates to injectable recombinate human Growth Hormone. Various forms of hGH are marketed as a nasal spray, an oral spray, tablet, powder, or capsule on the Web and in newspaper advertisements. Claims for the efficacy of such products are dubious; endocrinologists say those products are worthless and that the human body can use hGH only when it is injected
Many people do not like daily injections, and they are very expensive.
The Neural hGH session works to guide your mind down to a brainwave state where hGH is usually released in adults. The hGH produced by your own pituitary gland as a result of brainwave entrainment is entirely natural and beneficial.