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Therapeutic Uses of Synthetic Human Growth Hormone

Many of the outcomes of aging can be halted or even reversed by increasing the levels of hGH in our bodies. Before the age of 30, we have quite a bit of this hormone naturally flowing through our systems, so unless there is a condition for which we would need it, it is not until after this age we can benefit from replacement therapy. Of course, this should only begin under the supervision of a doctor.

Here are some of the benefits:

• Wrinkle reduction.
• Decrease in body fat, especially belly fat.
• Increase in muscle mass and physical strength.
• Increase bone density.
• Reversing of cognitive decline.
• Certain internal organs that have atrophied will regrow.
• Strengthen the immune system.
• Slows the progression of cardiovascular disease.

In Athletic Performance

Synthetic hGH has been on the list of forbidden substances

There is one way to get an extra dose of hGH legally. When we exercise it is released into our systems as long as there is no underlying condition, which would prevent that from happening. Studies show that synthetic hGH is less effective in athletic performance than testosterone. This was of course in studies where the subjects were given a smaller amount that athletes were reported to have been taking illegally. Many swear by it’s effects on athletic performance and continue to obtain it by way of black market trade.

In Treating Diseases and Injuries

Research has found that hGH can speed up the healing process and help several different disorders, diseases and ailments. Herpes, Chron’s Disease, heart disease, infection, the list goes on. Though it is well documented that hGH can help in the fight against many diseases and injuries, it is only approved by the Federal Drug Administration for a short list of conditions. Here are some of those conditions of approved use:

Poor Growth In Children Due To

• Turner’s Syndrome
• Prader-Willi Syndrome
• and Chronic Renal Insufficiency

Wasting Syndrome In Adults Due To

• AIDS
• and hGH Deficiency

It was outlawed in 1990 by the Anabolic Steroids Control Act of 1990 for uses outside of those prescribed by a doctor. Many people have decided to head out of the country to get their hands on it as a treatment for their issues. I do not recommend this, however, because if you get caught without a prescription for hGH you could land yourself in prison for up to 5 years. It has been quite controversial and there are other forms of it which are available for sale. The “legal” versions are not quite the same and come with a long list of side effects that could really cause some damage.