What is HGH?

HGH or GH, short for human growth hormone, is referred to as the master hormone in medical science. Whilst young it is plentiful, but as we reach our twenties our bodies start to gradually produce less, by our forties almost everyone is lacking in HGH, and by our eighties production has normally decreased by
at least 90 to 95%.

HGH affects virtually all aspects of our body’s function; it influences cell growth, bones, muscles and organs. When the body is deficient in growth hormone symptoms include muscle loss, decrease of energy, diminished libido, fat increase, higher risk of
Cardiovascular disease, and reduced life expectancy. Basically, all the symptoms we associate with the ageing process!
Hormones are chemical messengers. These messengers travel through our blood stream, and are involved in every aspect of our body’s activity, for example mood, sexual function, growth & metabolism are just some of the functions affected.

Hormones also help with the regulation of vital organs, promote healing and repair, and maintain good health.

Research taken place recently has shown that this natural decline of HGH levels is not irreversible, and is not permanent.

HGH Deficiency: Do you show these signs & symptoms as you age?

• Insomnia
• Depression
• Increased abdominal fat
• Fatigue
• Decreased lean body mass
• Decreased libido
• Decreased muscle mass
• Decreased skin elasticity
• Increased risk for osteoporosis
• Increased risk for cardiovascular disease