Human Growth Hormone (HGH) - The Fountain of Youth?
But does HGH work? No, it doesn't. Studies show that human growth hormones can increase body muscle mass slightly, but this is nothing compared to the side effects and risks of HGH. Basically, there are people and doctors who believe that because your body's HGH starts to decline around age 40, that HGH must be the key to aging. This is bunk. The only benefit of HGH injections is to a doctor's bank account (1-2,000/month).
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Hi. HGH is produced in the pituitary gland of the brain. It is necessary not only for our growth and development, but also for the repair and healing needed in our tissues and cells when we are injured or get sick. With too little HGH, healing can take longer and recovery from illness or injury can be prolonged.
Thank you.
I believe Human growth hormone is also key to aging and also can help for growing taller …I think the best thing is just to not take it too much as it’s side effect will really shorten your life.