FAQ's
Can you take human growth hormone or beyond hgh while
on a diet?
For losing weight, we’ve had great personal success with combining
either or both, with a low-carb diet. They really seem to compliment each
other, and large scale legitimate studies have backed up the claims made by Dr. Atkins about the benefits of
a low
carbohydrate diet. We’ve personally had substantial fat
loss and muscle gain using the two, and short, minor daily workouts.
How soon could I expect to notice a change?
Every person’s body and health is very different, so everyone reacts uniquely.
Hgh injections seem to be faster. As for "beyond hgh" some people report noticing something after the first few days, some in a few weeks, and
some not until the third month. I noticed an increase in energy after the first day, but I
was chronically fatigued prior to using it and my body reacts differently than
other people's to just about everything. After 4 months many positive changes are quite
noticeable. I was told the full benefits don’t
show until the sixth month.
How is it made?
For human growth hormone injections, it is similar to insulin. It's produced using prokaryotic
micro-organisms, which generate growth hormone in a strictly controlled
laboratory.
Why haven't I heard of human growth hormone
before?
Formerly, only the wealthy and elite athletes could afford to travel to Europe or
Mexico for "prescription only", recombinant human growth hormone. They had to pay up to $30,000.00
per year for this, and then had to endure daily injections. After other related
products were developed and all the
greedy "get rich quick" schemers jumped on the bandwagon, information spread like wild fire.
Can aging be reversed?
According to some doctors and researchers, yes. Medical research concurs that human growth hormone
plays a
pivotal role in liver, brain, heart and kidney regeneration, as well as
assisting in the
conversion of fat to muscle (fat metabolism) and the utilization of protein. For over a
decade, thousands of longevity seeking individuals have used injectable human growth hormone.
Hgh users say they feel and look younger in a multitude of ways.*
Is it safe?
It's been studied for decades, and I've never heard of even one case of
dangerous side effects like other hormones can have. It is a non-toxic naturally occurring hormone, not a foreign substance to the body.
It has no drug-like side effects. Hgh injections are a controlled substance available only by prescription. But as with anything, always consult your physician before taking,
especially if you are
pregnant, nursing, under the age of 30, or have health problems or concerns.
Who should take it?
In my opinion, most adults over 30. But that's just my opinion. You can be tested for IGF-1
levels, or serum levels if you want to determine your needs precisely, and have
your doctor decide if you are sufficiently "hgh deficient" to a degree
they feel you should begin injections or supplementation. I've never heard of
the spray hurting anyone regardless, and again, my opinion is anyone over 30
could use it, but again, that's just what I've heard and from my own limited
knowledge, and my own opinion, not a doctor's.
I’m middle age and have been taking it for the anti-aging and age reversing effects, including immune system enhancement, sex drive, bone & muscle, and decrease of weight and wrinkles, for years. I've only recently had my blood tested. Personally, if I were 30 I would be taking it to help preserve my youth, instead of trying to get it back and repair the damage already done. If I were a body builder I’d even take it in my 20’s - but that's personal choice.
Do lifestyle and diet effect the use and natural
production of human growth hormone?
Yes. A healthy diet with whole, living foods, and fresh made juices is great. The
right vitamins, aminos, and minerals are good, as is daily exercise and good sleep.
Sugar, processed foods, hydrogenated fats, and alcohol, appear to neutralize
hgh. My doctor particularly harps on the alcohol.
Can you take it with other supplements?
It supposedly facilitates absorption and utilization of food nutrition and supplements.
Apparently, people
often need fewer supplements.
*Decades of research conducted on parenteral hormone therapy.