hGH or human growth hormone is another major player in the staying young game. It is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland and here again, its' production decreases as we age. One reason we shrink as we age, hence the term "little old lady" or "little old man" (sic).
Until recently hGH had to be extracted from the human pituitary gland and could only be injected directly into the bloodstream. An expensive proposition, about $1,000 a month. However, researchers have discovered a way to synthesize hGh which is introduced into the body in the form of a spray.
Human Growth Hormone does a lot of stuff in our aging bodies which include:
younger, thicker skin, fewer wrinkles
stronger bones
gain in muscle mass, without exercising
loss of body fat, without dieting
bolsters the immune system
regenerates tissue, heals wounds and helps in recovering from surgery
boosts energy
enhances sexual performance
maintains heart health
regrowth of the heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and other organs that shrink as we age.
improves kidney function
lowers blood pressure and cholesterol
eliminates cellulite
improves vision
enhances mood
aids memory retention
synthesizes collagen, the stuff that keeps us limber and flexible. Collagen keeps our bones, tendons, ligaments and cartilage strong. That's why we get stiff and well, not so limber as we age.
Hey! That's a lot of good stuff to have happening in our old and decrepid bodies. I feel younger just thinking about it. Actually I have been taking hGH for about 6 weeks now and I can feel the difference. I'm thinking of participating in the Iron Man Triathlon............ NOT! All of the products I recommend are a result of extensive research and careful screening. Many of them I use myself. Although I make a few joking remarks here and there I do take these matters seriously! Although it isn't as inexpensive as many other synthetic hormones it is, however, quite affordable. I recently saw an infomercial on TV selling hGH for 4 easy monthly payments of only $29.95. But wait, there's more blah, blah, blah! On the nav bar on the right, the one with the sudsy lady, is a link to the Sytropin Human Growth Hormone website. Give it a click and check it out.
**Note from the author: I am not a doctor, a medical researcher or an expert in the field of anti-aging. The information on this website is a result of my own personal experiences. Eight years ago, at the age of 59, and after extensive research I began a regimented anti-aging program of my own design with very positive results and no adverse affects. At age 67 I am healthy, disease free, (not so much as a sniffle in 8 yrs) energetic, full of vitality, in good physical condition and (many would say) look younger than my age would suggest. This website is a result of my passion for the subject. Not all of the products discussed here are for everyone. Before launching such a program for yourself please consult your doctor. Thanks for visiting my site. R. David Brown
Disclaimer: The information provided on "On Staying Young" is for educational purposes only and IS NOT intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek professional medical advice from your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
