Is HGH Therapy really for me?
Since the arrival of human growth hormone (HGH) therapy in 1912 there has been a great number of people test the artificial steroid such as researchers or just everyday consumers that experiment with HGH on themselves. We have come a long way from extracting the growth hormones directly from the pituitary gland of the deceased to being able to synthesis HGH into different methods of application. Hormone replacement therapy can be used for different reasons so people can achieve different results. Women could use them as replacement hormones when menopause starts. Women and men may perhaps use HGH therapy to increase their muscle size or to help increase their metabolism; directly effecting the mobilization of fat for fuel. Men will receive the advantages of sexual drive through HGH supplementing as well as the shared benefits of cellular repair and growth, plus providing insulin like growth factors. Clinical trials have provided proof that HGH therapy can alter physiology for the benefit of both males and female.
The anti aging properties of HGH supplements or HGH therapy are still elusive, some case studies stating that the benefits outweighed the discomforts. Other trials of the therapy were not as convinced recording results that suggest the negative outcomes were far greater than the positive outcomes. Side effects were the negative outcomes, revealing themselves in several different manifestations. Stiffening of the joints followed by joint pain was a common occurrence in many trails. Carpal tunnel syndrome made the list of negatives though an increase in weight bearing exercises may account for this. Diabetes became apparent for some subjects of the trial because of the insulin imbalance created. An unexplained phenomenon was a psychological disorder called duel personality which took hold of a minority of the studies participants. This disorder causes mood swings and anger to strike at any given moment.
Most trials are conducted using the injection method however a tablet and pill form does exists along with oral and nasal sprays. The HGH injection therapy is very expensive and usually conducted in under clinical conditions. The synthetic hormones are introduced to the body and delivered regularly over a period of usually 6 months or more. The spray applications market themselves on the theory that they deliver the steroid precisely onto the surface of the nasal or mouth passageways. The HGH is then absorbed directly into the bloodstream. The problem with this marketing is that no research has proven this actually occurs. This leaves the tablet and pill form. Readily available from the internet, this form of application is quick and easy. There are considerably less expensive than HGH injection therapy and more likely to work than the spray application.
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@ May 14, 2009