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"Kelly" began taking HGH in May 1997 and four months later she placed first in bodybuilding contest for the over-35 age division. Today she is 72 years old.
"John" found that on HGH his waist narrowed from a heart attack threatening 44 inches to a healthy 38 inches, his skin tightened, his energy, concentration, and memory improved dramatically. Most heartening for this 82 year-old physician, his sex life is now as good as when he was 45.
"Paul" found that HGH and DHEA brought his muscle tone back to what it was in his late 30s, picked up his energy level by about 20%, dropped his cholesterol level by 30 points and reduced his body fat 4%. At age 64, he looks like Mr. Fitness USA, the title he was awarded three decades ago.
Most people think of HGH as the miraculous treatment for children doomed to dwarfism, which over the past 30 years has saved tens of thousands from this fate. HGH therapy has been so effective for our young that a remake of The Wizard of Oz is nearly impossible today, due to this medical achievement.
The next great benefit of HGH therapy appears to be in the aging population. People with age related deficiency of HGH become fat, flabby, frail, and lethargic, lose interest in sex, have trouble sleeping, concentrating, remembering things, tire easily, and in general, lose their zest for life. With HGH, all these so-called signs of aging are reversed.
Like Kelly Nelson, John Baron, and Paul Bernstein, tens of thousands of people around the world are experiencing the multiple life-enhancing benefits of HGH replacement. They all feel that they have turned back the clock and regained their youthful bodies, mind, and spirit. They feel a renewed sense of optimism, an excitement about starting each new day, and a sense that they are children once again with the whole world in front of them.
But individual cases, no matter how compelling, is not objective science. Real evidence must come from the lab, animal studies, and most of all from well controlled clinical studies -- preferably those that are double-blind, where neither the researcher nor the physician knows who is receiving the real treatment and who is getting the placebo. In his book Ten Weeks to a Younger You, Dr. Ronald Klatz presents a sampling of the evidence from the experts who have published over 20,000 studies, abstracts and reports affirming the value of HGH in the world's most respected and reputable scientific and medical journals.
HGH for Anti-Aging and Longevity
HGH appears to be the silver bullet of life extension. The most consistent extension of life span comes from experiments in which animals have their food intake restricted. In well-carried out experiments, animals on a calorically restricted diet have enjoyed a maximum life span that was more than twice the average life span for that species. In human life expectancy, this would be equivalent to a life span of about 160 years!
Dr. William Sonntag at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has examined what happens to HGH and IGF-1 secretion in animals that are diet restricted. Normally when we age, the amount of HGH and IGF-1 decreases along with protein synthesis. But, Sonntag and his associates found just the opposite happened in the diet restricted animals. Young rats on a moderate food restricted diet actually had their growth hormone secretion go down, but by the time they reached 26 months (old age for a rat) their growth hormone pulses were the same as that of a young control rat.
Could a significant factor in these animals' ability to defy death be growth hormone? More growth hormone meant higher rates of making new proteins needed by the cell. While the rates of protein synthesis went down in old control rats, the aged restricted rats had 70% increase of new protein in the heart and 30% in the diaphragm compared with the unrestricted animals.
With all these amazing benefits, HGH -- which vanquished dwarfism over the past 30 years in children -- may yet again prove to be the wonder drug of the next decade; this time, for adults seeking the multitude of benefits of anti-aging medicine.
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 Are you already using growth hormone products? Good medical practice would dictate that you should be getting regular follow-up including a physical examination and blood tests to assess the effectiveness of treatment and risk of possible side-effects, including cancer. For diagnosis and treatment of growth hormone deficiency and hormonal imbalance contact the Longevity Healthy Aging™ Research Group (LHA™) for an appointment at 416-652-9862 or 1-866-YOUNG-86.
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