Human Growth Hormone (HGH) is produced by the pituitary gland in the brain and like all hormones because human growth hormone works to regulate the activities of vital organs and therefore helps maintain health through the body. Human growth hormone was originally called a growth hormone because it is produced in large amounts during adolescence when growth is accelerated by the association between this hormone and the growth process. Growth hormone was first used to treat those who failed to grow normally because of the same hormone. Without this hormone, The children would have become dwarfed and normalized, yet it was found that growth hormone regulates more than just growth
Tissue repair, healing, cell replacement, organ health, bone strength, brain function, enzyme production, nail health and hair. All amounts of hormone needed to strengthen the immune system and help the body resist oxidative damage
Unfortunately after adolescence, human growth hormone levels begin to decrease by 14% in the decade.
Because of the decrease in hormone production, the function of vital organs is also decreasing. Because of the relationship between the lack of hormone production and aging, another application has emerged to use human nitro hormone: the use of the hormone to resist the symptoms associated with aging from physical and mental decay and also to treat some diseases that are not related to age. In this discussion, we are interested in the new use of human hormone therapy
According to scientific lectures, the benefits of HRT replacement therapy include resistance to lung function reduction, decreased body fat, increased ability to exercise, increased bone mass in osteoporosis people, and improved or resistant to many other symptoms associated with aging
It also emerged that the human growth hormone can strengthen the immune system and improve the quality of life in people with AIDS by treating the severe decrease in weight and muscle.
People who get growth hormone have shown that there is a general improvement in health and they are better now with an optimistic outlook for the future
Although injections of human growth hormone may be self-administered, the treatment should be described and supervised by the doctor. In particular, this is important in the light of the fact that the treatment stimulates the repair of prosthesis and other operations, increasing the need for many nutrients. Therefore, the treatment should include the supply Various vitamins and minerals and in some cases give other hormones