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Human Growth Hormone

Human Growth Hormone is a chemical formula that prevents biological aging. To most people, the only thing known to do the same as HGH is “the fountain of youth”. HGH is one of many endocrine hormones found in the human anotomy, like estrogen, progestorene, testosterone, melatonin and DHEA, which decline in production with age. Many of these hormones can be replaced to deter some of the effects of aging. HGH is by far more superior than any other of the hormones not only because it prevents aging, but also reverses most of the signs and symptoms associated with aging.HGH, which is also known as somatotropin, is considered to be one of the most abundant hormones secreted by the pituitary gland. Somatotropin is produced at a rate that is most significant during adolescence when accelerated growth occurs. With the occurance of aging, the amount of HGH produced diminishes significantly. Human Growth Hormone was mostly used to treat patients with growth hormone insufficiency due to limited supply. As new developments occur, HGH can be used to treat other symptoms such as Turner’s Syndrome. Turner’s Syndrome is a genetic defect that is linked to short stature. TS affects females only and is caused by a defect of one of the X chromozones. Growth Hormone is also used for growth hormone deficiency in adults, which is caused by a onset of growth hormone insufficiency during childhood. Growth hormone secretions regulate a number of metabolic processes’s in adults. The only downside about HGH injections is the long-term effects are unknown. Some of the effects of somatotropin are most noticeable on cartilage and bone cells. If your body continues to produce growth hormone after cartilagenous plates have been fused, other bones respond such as the jaw, forehead, toes, and fingers.Human Growth Hormone may be considered a miracle by some or a disaster by others. The thought of humans having a life expectan...

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