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5 Reasons Why You Need to Pay Attention to Growth Hormone Level

John Henning
Last updated: February 5, 2021 7:57 am
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HGH is the acronym for the growth hormone somatotropin. There are a lot of misconceptions about it. Most people believe that growth hormone only plays a role in bone and muscle growth in children and adolescents, but it has a number of other effects in adults as well. Many prescriptions and supplements have HGH in them. Here are some of the potential health benefits they carry.

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Boosting muscle massRegulating body weightRepair damaged bones more easilyMay Delay Outward Signs of AgingHealing Brain InjuriesHGH Plays a Key Role in Regulating Health

Boosting muscle mass

The most common reason people take HGH supplements is to build muscle mass. According to a study published in the Journal of Endocrinology, administering HGH drastically increases lower body muscle strength. The study of tracked 14 healthy male adults between the ages of 50 and 70 and separated them into a focus and control group. While the study may need to be replicated with a larger sample size, the findings are fairly impressive. It is one of the main reasons many people are trying to learn how to buy HGH on the web.

Regulating body weight

Decreases in HGH have been associated with weight gain. The exact causal relationship isn’t fully known, but it is likely because HGH plays a role in muscle production. As HGH levels drop, muscle mass deteriorates. Since muscles play in important role in metabolic out for it, weight gain is always a problem. Of course, the muscle itself weighs more than fat, so deterioration in muscle mass doesn’t always lead to weight gain. However, it appears to be a problem for less active individuals. Those individuals may experience net weight loss by increasing their HGH levels.

Repair damaged bones more easily

HGH plays an important role in regulating bone metabolism and mineral production. Therefore, people with low HGH levels tend to be more susceptible to fractures. Administering HGH can reduce the likelihood of a bone break. It also makes it easier for people to repair bones after they are fractured.

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May Delay Outward Signs of Aging

Another common people use HGH hormones is to delay aging. Some people have claimed that HGH reduces the effects of aging, while others claim it does not. Unfortunately, evidence is still lacking if you are looking at all aging effects. However, there is evidence that increasing HGH levels reduces skin aging at least. This means that people taking HGH supplements can at least look younger.

Healing Brain Injuries

HGH therapies may be beneficial for more than just healing fractured bones. According to new research by Dr. Gordon, it may also help heal damaged brain tissue as well. ?Growth hormone is the most common hormone deficiency or insufficiency in patients with traumatic brain injury at any level of severity. Deficiencies in this hormone are especially marked in patients with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury. Brain-injured patients with growth hormone deficiency experience rapid weight gain and have substantially lower levels of other hormones as well? he recent discovery that traumatic brain injury, by damaging the brain’s hypothalamus, triggers dysfunction of the pituitary gland, led Dr. Mark Gordon on a mission to identify and treat the resulting hormonal deficiencies in his patients with traumatic brain injury. Restoring hormone levels to their optimal, pre-injury and youthful levels results in remarkable recovery of many of the impaired functions.?

HGH Plays a Key Role in Regulating Health

The overall impact of HGH therapies are still not entirely understood. However, new research has shown that it can be highly beneficial. HGH plays an important role in regulating muscle, bone and neurological tissues. Patients tend to exhibit weight gain, increased risk of bone fractures and mental health impairment as HGH levels decline. These risks are mitigated with HGH therapies. However, patients need to use HGH supplements under the supervision of a medical professional. They may be at an increased risk of cancer if they take too much.

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John Henning is a nutritionist, freelance writer, and food blogger that provides accessible nutrition info to help people live a healthier life. His unique approach to nutrition emphasizes nutrient-dense, whole foods and healthy habits rather than restrictive diets.

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