Growth Hormone Rating: (1 being the lowest, 5 being the highest) Strength-4 Weight Gain-4 Fat Loss-4 Side Effects-2 Keep Gains--4 What HGH therapy can do: Reduce excess body fat, especially abdominal fat. (The reduction of abdominal fat is the single most profound effect of HGH replacement in many people.) Increase muscle mass (and physical strength if combined with moderate exercise). Reduce wrinkling of the skin and some other effects of skin aging. Re-grow certain internal organs that have atrophied with age. Increase bone density. Strengthen the immune system. Reverse cognitive decline. Stimulate production of the bone marrow cells that produce red blood cells. Reduce the probability that you will spend the last years of your life in a nursing home. HGH slows the progression of cardiovascular disease, and reduces the risk of death from cardiovascular disease, in individuals with natural growth hormone levels that are below average for the age of the individual. HGH can also slow the progression of cardiovascular disease by improving one's cholesterol profile. There is increasing evidence over the past year or two that maintaining healthy growth hormone levels results in a stronger heart. Individuals with low growth hormone levels have an overall increased risk of death due to cardiovascular disease. Low growth hormone levels cause a particularly large increase in the risk of stroke as compared with individuals receiving growth hormone replacement. Uses of HGH in sports and bodybuilding: (Minimum effective dosages seem to start at 4 I.U. per day). 1) Human growth hormone provides a potent anabolic effect; it builds muscle. Without turning this into a biochem lesson – especially since that’s way over my head – suffice to say that HGH increases the body’s ability to synthesize protein, and that this allows for muscle tissue to be built. Human growth hormone use produces the holy grail of all anabolic benefits, hyperplasia. Hyperplasia is the permanent increase in the amount of muscle
Growth Hormone Rating: (1 being the lowest, 5 being the highest) Strength-4 Weight Gain-4 Fat Loss-4 Side Effects-2 Keep Gains--4 What HGH therapy can do: Reduce excess body fat, especially abdominal fat. (The reduction of abdominal fat is the single most profound effect of HGH replacement in many people.) Increase muscle mass (and physical strength if combined with moderate exercise). Reduce wrinkling of the skin and some other effects of skin aging. Re-grow certain internal organs that have atrophied with age. Increase bone density. Strengthen the immune system. Reverse cognitive decline. Stimulate production of the bone marrow cells that produce red blood cells. Reduce the probability that you will spend the last years of your life in a nursing home. HGH slows the progression of cardiovascular disease, and reduces the risk of death from cardiovascular disease, in individuals with natural growth hormone levels that are below average for the age of the individual. HGH can also slow the progression of cardiovascular disease by improving one's cholesterol profile. There is increasing evidence over the past year or two that maintaining healthy growth hormone levels results in a stronger heart. Individuals with low growth hormone levels have an overall increased risk of death due to cardiovascular disease. Low growth hormone levels cause a particularly large increase in the risk of stroke as compared with individuals receiving growth hormone replacement. Uses of HGH in sports and bodybuilding: (Minimum effective dosages seem to start at 4 I.U. per day). 1) Human growth hormone provides a potent anabolic effect; it builds muscle. Without turning this into a biochem lesson – especially since that’s way over my head – suffice to say that HGH increases the body’s ability to synthesize protein, and that this allows for muscle tissue to be built. Human growth hormone use produces the holy grail of all anabolic benefits, hyperplasia. Hyperplasia is the permanent increase in the amount of muscle
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