
Legal Status of Growth
Hormone (HGH) Replacement Therapy
Is
Human Growth Hormone Injection Therapy Legal?
Short Answer: Yes!
Long Answer:
Human
Growth Hormone is Food and Drug Administration approved for three
uses:
HGH
Hormone Replacement Therapy is legal for the treatment of Idiopathic
Short Stature in children
Human
Growth Hormone HRT is legal for the treatment of physiological
wasting associated with the AIDS Virus
HGH
is legal for use in patients that suffer from a diagnosable HGH
Deficiency
Human
Growth Hormone Deficiency is easy to diagnose, and if a patient does
indeed suffer from the disease, then HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy
can be used to restore optimal hormone balance.
What
is Human Growth Hormone?
HGH is one of the
most important hormones produced by the human body. During puberty,
Human Growth Hormone is the catalyst which causes us to grow to our
final adult height during youth. Although HGH is most vital during
these years of initial development, the hormone plays a significant
role in human health throughout the lifespan. The problem is that,
like many other hormones the body secretes, we lose our ability to
manufacture Human Growth Hormone efficiently as we age. This is a
proven fact, and there is a mass of clinical evidence to prove it.
Medical research
shows that Human Growth Hormone secretion begins to decline during
the twenties at a rate of around fifteen percent every ten years.
This is a constant that continues to degrade human health throughout
the lifespan. It is absolutely normal for endogenous HGH levels to be
75% lower when compared to HGH secretion in young and healthy adults.
There are many factors which lead to this decline, but the primary
reasons are related to precursor hormones released by the
hypothalamus, known as Hypothalamic Releasing Hormones.
Growth
Hormone-Releasing Hormone and Somatostatins
The most common of
these hormones is Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone, but there are a
number of other peptide hormones which contribute to this decline as
well. In addition to a decline in HGH precursor hormones, the human
body also slowly builds up an unhealthy number of what are known as
somatostatins. Somatostatins are intended as a feedback mechanism of
the body to regulate Human Growth Hormone production, but it seems
that as we age, these forces of negative feedback start to become
more dominant and prevent our bodies from producing healthy levels of
Human Growth Hormone.
HGH
Deficiency Usually Not the Result of Pituitary Insufficiency
Usually, HGH
Deficiency has nothing to do with the health of the pituitary gland.
Actually, animal testing has shown that the pituitary gland seems to
be able to produce healthy levels of Growth Hormone throughout the
lifespan, if it has been provided the proper stimuli. Most tests for
HGH Deficiency that involve direct stimulation of the pituitary gland
will prove nothing in most cases, because even though a patient may
be suffering from a genuine deficiency as a result of miscues from
the hypothalamus, deficiency will not manifest itself through the
direct testing of the pituitary gland.
Benefits
of Human Growth Hormone HRT
Hormone Replacement
Therapy provides a number of benefits for patients who suffer from
HGH Deficiency, including:
Enhanced protein
synthesis and physiological rehabilitation
Improved memory and
alertness along with enhanced cognitive function
Stronger immune
system and ability to combat infections
Increased sleep
quality
Lower risk of
injuries as a result of falls
Increased bone
density and lower risk of osteoporosis
Improved
cardiovascular health (reduced risk of inflammation, hypertension,
hardened arteries, and diabetes)
Reduced risk of
heart attack and heart failure
Enhanced sexual
ability
Reduction in mood
disorders with less anxiety and depression
Increased overall
quality of life
So
When Is HGH Illegal?
Although there are a
number of beneficial and legal uses for Human Growth Hormone, HGH is
not legal for use as a performance enhancing supplement. It is well
known that Human Growth Hormone has been used illicitly for decades
for the purpose of improving athletic performance, but HGH usage for
this purpose is illegal. Human Growth Hormone has been shown to
enhance muscle mass in healthy patients as well as increase the rate
at which injuries heal, and for this reason, Bio-Identical HGH is
highly sought after in the athletic community, despite the legal
risks.
Human Growth Hormone
for Performance Enhancement seems to most often be used among
weightlifters, football players, and endurance athletes such as
cyclists and runners. As a result of athletes abusing HGH, the
federal government passed a law which prohibits Human Growth Hormone
usage for any purpose not approved by the Food and Drug
Administration.
Because of the
amazing benefits potentially provided by Human Growth Hormone, HGH is
often referred to as an Anti-Aging treatment. Although this is
technically very true, it should be noted that Human Growth Hormone
produces age alleviating outcomes as a result of restoring healthy
hormone balance, so utilizing Human Growth Hormone for purposes of
Anti-Aging is perfectly legal if a patient suffers from a genuine HGH
Deficiency. Human Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy isn't simply
masking the effects of the aging process, but actually helping the
body revert back to a younger and healthier state.
International
Medical Community Ahead of the Curve Regarding HGH HRT The
majority of medical research regarding the use of Human Growth
Hormone as a treatment for common symptoms of the aging process has
been conducted primarily by researchers in Australia, Asia, and
Europe. The United States medical community is much more insular in
regards to the potential of HGH for Anti-Aging and tend to disregard
the findings of the international community in regard to the
utilization of HGH Treatments for this purpose.
Although the term
Human Growth Hormone is a wonderful term to describe the
functions of HGH while we are in the process of experiencing puberty,
in total, the hormone is unfortunately named.
HGH
Not Just the Growth Hormone
Human Growth Hormone
plays a role in a number of important functions throughout the human
life span, but the term Human Growth Hormone limits the full
conceptions of the hormones epic utility. HGH is vital for growth,
but there are a number of other hormones that play a role in the
process as well. Although HGH Deficiency can lead to dwarfism and
short stature, this condition can also be the result of Thyroid
Hormone Deficiency. Anabolic Steroids such as Testosterone also play
a vital role in physiological growth.
Although we
associate HGH with growth, it would perhaps be most beneficial and
all-encompassing to conceptualize Human Growth Hormone as a
metabolism support hormone which is vital for optimal health and
proper metabolism throughout the lifespan.
HGH
Approved to Treat HGH Deficiency Resulting from Hypothalamic
Insufficiency
The Food and Drug
Administration approves the usage of HGH Injections as a means to
treat Human Growth Hormone Deficiency which is the result of
hypothalamic insufficiency. In our prime, the pituitary gland
releases somewhere around 1.5-2 units of Human Growth Hormone each
day. One unit of HGH equals one third of a milligram. When the
pituitary gland releases this level of Human Growth Hormone, the body
is in a state of optimal hormone balance, allowing us to live an
energized and empowered life.
A number of the
conditions that are associated with old age have been shown to be
intricately correlated with innate Human Growth Hormone levels. As
HGH levels decline with age, these symptoms become more and more
pronounced. Cardiovascular issues start to a rise, weight control
begins to be a problem, and muscle mass starts to decline. These are
only three of the most easily observable symptoms of HGH Deficiency.
Evidence
Proves HGH Is Effective
There is a large
volume of evidence that suggests that HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy
alleviates or resolves a number of symptoms of the aging process.
These benefits also occur when using safe and low levels of Human
Growth Hormone meant to replicate the body's natural chemistry. A
replenishing dose of Human Growth Hormone is considered a daily
injection of 1-1.5 units of the hormone daily.
How
Can I Get HGH Injections?
There are three
important steps to obtaining a prescription for HGH Deficiency.
First, the patient must express symptoms of Human Growth Hormone
Deficiency. Different patients react to declining levels of Human
Growth Hormone differently, and one patient may display no symptoms
or minor symptoms while another expresses major symptoms as a result
of the same underlying level of deficiency.
After recognizing
that HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy may be a potential treatment
option, the second step is that a patient must undergo a routine
physical in order for a physician to learn about the general physical
condition of the patient. Third, the blood must be tested for Human
Growth Hormone deficiency. Routinely, the physician will draw a blood
sample and send it to a third party for diagnostic testing. After
this point, your prescribing physician will have all of the tools he
or she needs to make a fully-informed diagnosis.
If both the physical
and the laboratory test show that you have a clinically low level of
Human Growth Hormone, then you are a prescribable candidate for HGH
Injections. Although the standard HGH dose ranges between 1 and 1.5
units of Human Growth Hormone, for some patients with extreme
deficiencies, 2 units can be administered daily.
When administering 2
units per day, it is an absolute necessity to regularly undergo
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 testing in order to make sure that the
patient is not receiving too much Human Growth Hormone. From a
clinical perspective, it is necessary to ensure that HGH levels do
now exceed 300 ng/ml as a result of HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy.
This level is considered healthy and physiologically safe for
patients. There is evidence that daily HGH injections exceeding two
units per day can lead to unwanted side-effects.
Early
Studies Accidentally Used too much HGH
Although during
original studies regarding Human Growth Hormone, side-effects were a
predictable and relatively common occurrence, today, the treatment is
exceedingly safe. Many original studies used injections of human
growth hormone that were much higher than those that the body
normally experiences. Although HGH overdose did lead to side effects,
the majority of side effects were completely reversible either by
decreasing dose or by administering smaller doses or taking short
breaks from therapy.
Although injections
are administered daily, there is generally one or two rest days per
week to help prevent the occurrence of side effects and also to help
the pituitary gland continue to produce endogenous Human Growth
Hormone. Because of the side effects that resulted from these
original studies, many scientists were critical of the concept of
Human Growth Hormone Replacement.
The problem with the
modern American perception of Human Growth Hormone is that most of
the doctors and researchers that object to HGH Hormone Replacement
Therapy reject it based off of the flawed science of these early
clinical trials. They do not recognize that the negative effects of
HGH Injection are caused by overdose and that new research involving
more deliberate dosing did not result in the same side effects.
Original researchers
provided HGH in amounts that were excessively high, and did not
realize the potential side-effects that would result. Some of the
studies which are used to say that Human Growth Hormone Replacement
Therapy is unsafe involve doses which were ten times higher than what
would be considered physiologically normal. Negative results such as
those experienced by those who used such extreme levels of Human
Growth Hormone would be experienced in any vital hormone which was
provided in such overwhelming amounts.
FDA
Strongly Affirms HGH Hormone Replacement Treatments
The Food and Drug
Administration has made it clear that they believe that the normal
and restorative doses that we recommend are entirely safe. The only
circumstances under which the FDA considered doses more than two
daily units as safe is with the intent to spur growth in children
with an HGH Deficiency resulting in idiopathic short stature. This
treatment is largely cosmetic and aesthetic in nature. Idiopathic
short stature is not linked to any negative physiological condition,
but most parents want their children to grow up to be as tall as they
are meant to be.
One could argue that
if the increased dosage requirement for children with HGH Deficiency
is considered safe, then the lower level used for patients with
Adult-Onset Human Growth Hormone Deficiency is likely just as safe if
not safer.
Safe
Doses Equal Few, If Any, Side-Effects
If the replacement
dosage of Human Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy does not exceed
endogenous hormone levels released by the pituitary during early
adulthood, there is negligible potential for the symptoms of abuse or
overdose to appear. When the body is not absolutely flooded with HGH,
as is the result in the case of HGH abuse, the human body has natural
internal feedback mechanisms which have the ability to ensure that
the body gets precisely the level of Human Growth Hormone that it
needs to function optimally.
The levels of Human
Growth Hormone we release in our twenties should be perfectly safe to
recreate later in our lives when our bodies lose their ability to
produce appropriate hormone levels for itself. Thus far in the body
of evidence regarding Human Growth Hormone, there is no indication
that the use of HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy produces any serious
negative effects when used to restore youthful hormone levels in
deficient adult patients.
On the other hand,
however, there are a growing number of studies which show that Human
Growth Hormone is both safe and beneficial when used as a low-dosage
treatment for HGH Deficiency as men and women grow older and Growth
Hormone levels begin to decline.
HGH
Hormone Replacement Therapy Works By Copying the Body's Natural
Chemistry
When using doses
that mimic normal human physiology, the body has the ability to
regulate uptake of Human Growth Hormone and IGF-1 at target organs.
There is a general consensus in peer-reviewed journals that Growth
Hormone HRT provides significant benefit for minimal harm when used
in daily doses of 2 units or less per day.
Two
Main Forms of Human Growth Hormone Deficiency
There are two main
forms of HGH Deficiency: Primary and Secondary. Primary HGH
Deficiency is the result of pituitary insufficiency. Most adult
patients have healthy pituitary glands that are capable of producing
normal levels of Human Growth Hormone. Secondary HGH Deficiency is
the result of an insufficiency of the hypothalamus in which Growth
Hormone-Releasing Hormone, or other hormones which trigger the
production of Human Growth Hormone, are deficient.
Secondary HGH
Deficiency can also be the results of negative feedback mechanisms
which prevent the pituitary from releasing sufficient Human Growth
Hormone. The vast majority of adult patients suffer from secondary
HGH Deficiency. Throughout our entire lifespan the human pituitary
retains the ability to secrete normal Human Growth Hormone levels.
Human Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy is intended to treat
Secondary HGH Deficiency which has been caused by hypothalamic
insufficiency.
HGH
Deficiency Generally Not the Fault of the Pituitary Gland
Some medical
professionals falsely believe that Human Growth Hormone Deficiency is
the result of a failure of the pituitary gland and believe that the
pituitary should be tested for functionality before a true diagnosis
of HGH Deficiency can be treated. This ignores the true root cause of
the condition, which is related with the hypothalamus rather than the
pituitary.
Generally, tests of
the pituitary gland will result in false negatives, so the most
accurate diagnosis of HGH Deficiency will be the result of blood
tests for serum IGF-1 levels. Testing the pituitary for HGH
deficiency results in a false negative because the test provides
synthetic analogues of hypothalamic stimuli, which are shown to
decline with age. The pituitary retains the capacity to secrete
sufficient levels of Human Growth Hormone throughout the lifespan,
but only if the proper triggering hormonal exchanges take place.
Study
Confirms Healthy Pituitary Glands in Most Adults
One
particular study goes into more detail. Its author (Mller)
makes the claim that new clinical and scientific evidence shows that
GH-RH can be used to study the physiological pathways which encourage
healthy Human Growth Hormone production, but the HGH precursor is not
useful as a test for discovering an active state of Human Growth
Hormone Deficiency. He goes on to say that as the aging process takes
place, the human body still has access to the same levels of Human
Growth Hormone that were available in young adulthood and that HGH
Deficiency is the result of negative feedback as a result of
somatostatinergic function and reduces secretion of Growth
Hormone-Releasing Hormone.
Another
Study Agrees
Another study
financed by the National Institute of health agrees that Human Growth
Hormone Deficiency is the result of Hypothalamic Insufficiency and is
not the result of issues directly related to the pituitary gland's
function. This study also provides significant evidence that the
injection of GH-RH to older men of good health has been shown to
reverse Human Growth Hormone Decline that occurs as a result of
aging. This is further evidence that diagnosing HGH deficiency
through pituitary stimulation is useless because of the pathological
origin of the disorder.
As a result of
studies such as this one, a drug named Sermorelin Acetate was
developed as a treatment for Human Growth Hormone deficiency.
Sermorelin Acetate is a synthetic hormone which mimics the function
of GH-RH. Although Sermorelin Acetate is a truncated form of its
derivative hormone, it has the capability to function identically in
the human body to Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone.
HGH
and the Endocrine Society
The Endocrine
Society has released a set of Clinical Practice Guidelines regarding
the diagnosis of Human Growth Hormone Deficiency. They state that
because Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone directly contributes to
pituitary function, it can cause patients who have HGH Deficiency to
appear normal when their pituitary function is tested by means of
GH-RH stimulation.
The Endocrine
Society believes that GH-RH stimulation testing only serves limited
purposes such as to diagnose primary pituitary insufficiency or after
surgery in which the pituitary gland is removed. They believe that
using GH-RH as a test for secondary HGH Deficiency is ineffective
and, as such, undeniably controversial.
Testing
for HGH Deficiency Indirect, but Accurate
Although there is no
definitive test for Secondary HGH Deficiency, IGF-1 Testing is the
most accurate means to diagnose the disorder. In order to most
accurately diagnose HGH Deficiency it is necessary to take a blood
test in which a full panel of hormone tests will be administered to
ensure that there are no other underlying disorders or issues which
may be creating symptoms similar to that of HGH Deficiency. In
addition to this, the patient must be experiencing the symptoms of
HGH Deficiency. As is true with many hormonal disorders, it is
ultimately up to the clinical judgment of the physician to ultimately
diagnose the disorder.
Insulin-like Growth
Factor is the most efficient means of diagnosing HGH Deficiency
because Human Growth Hormone is converted into IGF-1 by the liver
quickly after HGH is released into the blood stream. Testing directly
for blood-serum HGH levels is insufficient, because the human body
has the ability to convert Human Growth Hormone into other
derivatives incredibly quickly, only in a matter of minutes.
IGF-1 levels remain
reasonably stable over time, however, remaining in the blood stream
for a few days. This allows clinical specialists to infer HGH
Deficiency through a deficiency of IGF-1. Although IGF-1 Testing is
the most effective means to test for HGH Deficiency outside of
invasive medical procedures, the best way to ultimately discover
Human Growth Hormone Deficiency is retroactively by providing Human
Growth Hormone HRT and monitoring for positive effects that result.
How
is HGH Released by the Body?
Human Growth Hormone
is released in small pulses from the pituitary gland throughout the
day. HGH is primarily secreted at night during the deepest hours of
sleep. It is also released during periods of heavy physical exertion
such as exercise. HGH levels in the blood stream vary widely
dependent upon time of day and time since last secretion, and
directly testing Human Growth Hormone levels provides little to no
useful data for the diagnosing physician.
Adults in their
twenties generally have IGF-1 levels in the vicinity of 350 ng/ml. It
is not uncommon for many young and healthy patients to have HGH
levels which are significantly higher. As we grow older, endogenous
Human Growth Hormone levels decline slowly and steadily. The medical
diagnostic firm LabCorp has published that in their testing, the
average IGF-1 level of a healthy twenty year old is 371 ng/ml. This
level drops precipitously throughout the lifespan, and by the age of
eighty, the average endogenous Human Growth Hormone level is 131
ng/ml.
HGH
Hormone Replacement Therapy Widely Sought After in Spite of Cost and
Injection
Human Growth Hormone
is a relatively costly medical regimen, though it becomes more
affordable by the year. In addition to this, HGH Hormone Replacement
Therapy can only be provided through injection, which many patients
find to be somewhat troublesome. Given this combination of potential
(non-medical) downsides, it is incredibly unlikely that individuals
would stick to a therapy of this kind if they did not experience
significantly beneficial effects which were commonly perceived to be
worth the cost and worth the effort of daily injection.
In addition to this,
studies have shown definitively that the benefits that result from
HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy are not the result of the placebo
effect. It isn't merely the effort and cost of the therapy that
encourages you to live healthier, but Human Growth Hormone actually
has the ability to substantiate significant health improvements.
If you doubt the
effectiveness of HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy, you are encouraged
to utilize the therapy for a series of months in order to encourage
positive physiological change. After undergoing therapy, take some
time off for a few months and see if you can sustain the positive
gains provided by HGH injections. If you notice that the benefits
slowly go away over time, this proves that the Human Growth Hormone
Shots have resulted in your improved health outcome, which should
encourage you to re-institute therapy.
HGH
Mischaracterized
Human Growth Hormone
has been improperly mischaracterized by the media and the general
populace at large. It is widely agreed that Testosterone Deficiency,
Estrogen Deficiency, Thyroid Insufficiency, and a number of different
hormone deficiencies are treatable conditions, but there continues to
be an unwarranted stigma surrounding HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy.
Although the international medical community is warming up to the
idea that HGH Deficiency is a symptomatic and treatable disorder, the
American medical community lags far behind.
Because of this,
large-scale acceptance of HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy is gaining
support much more slowly domestically than abroad. Endocrinologists
from the United States have tended to brush aside or ignore the
growing body of clinical data being collected worldwide which shows
that Human Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy can be a highly useful
and beneficial Anti-Aging Longevity Treatment.
American
Professional Perception of HGH Warped by Politics
There is evidence
that suggests that the reason that domestic endocrinologists shy away
from Human Growth Hormone may be more political than medical in
nature. Because of the current nebulous state of HGH Hormone
Replacement Therapy in the American medical community, Medicare and
many other insurance companies do not cover the use of HGH Hormone
Replacement Therapy even for the use of legitimate medical disorders.
Another reason that
the American medical community is wary of Human Growth Hormone
injections is because it is aware of the gigantic market for illicit
Human Growth Hormone by bodybuilders, professional and Olympic
athletes, among other patients who wish to abuse HGH Hormone
Replacement Therapy for their own aesthetic gain at the risk of their
own personal long-term health. These individuals tend to take doses
which far exceed the recommended guidelines for HGH Hormone
Replacement Therapy, and as a result, these users tend to experience
a highly inflated risk of side-effects in relation to the incredibly
safe usage of HGH for Hormone Deficiency.
In addition to this,
black market sources of Human Growth Hormone are incredibly suspect.
Many times, these sources of Human Growth Hormone have no quality
assurance, and there is no easy means to detect the purity of the
hormone. HGH is highly sensitive to both temperature change and
agitation, and as a result, Human Growth Hormone, even when pure, is
often not viable unless provided from a responsible and highly
professional source. Many of these illegal sources of HGH and HGH
Supplements are international suppliers who have no commitment to
quality and domestic pseudo-pharmacists who may literally be mixing
Human Growth Hormone Injections in bathtubs and sinks.
Avoid
Potential Pitfalls-Only Acquire HGH From Licensed and Official
Medical Sources
All of this can be
avoided by seeking out legitimate sources of Human Growth Hormone for
the treatment of diagnosed HGH Deficiency. Medical clinics such as
the Conscious Evolution Institute only provide medications of the
highest quality from highly trusted sources. Although Bio-Identical
HGH is sent straight to your door, we only utilize responsible
shipping companies such as FedEx, which will ensure that your product
remains refrigerated and insulated from agitation during shipment.
Although both
medical professionals and legislative authorities have the right to
recommend against the use of HGH for performance enhancement, we feel
that Human Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy is incredibly
over-legislated and the medical community should look at the
treatment more honestly in order to provide Americans with the best
health care options available in the world. Decades of international
clinical research show that HGH Hormone Replacement is highly
effective and is very low risk.
The
Conscious Evolution Institute for HGH Anti-Aging Hormone Replacement
Therapy
The Conscious
Evolution Institute is a licensed Anti-Aging Clinic with
board-certified physicians and clinical specialists that have the
medical experience and authority to provide HGH Hormone Replacement
Therapy. We only provide FDA-certified Human Growth Hormone. Our HGH
injections are produced legitimately by well-known pharmaceutical
companies. Always check the label of your HGH Hormone Replacement
Therapy. FDA-approved Human Growth Hormone will have an NDC code
printed directly on the label.
Avoid
Imitation HGH
Avoid Human Growth
Hormone Releasers and Stimulators. Although many unscrupulous
companies may claim that these drugs can provide the same benefits as
HGH Hormone Injections, these medical supplements are highly suspect
and can even be dangerous. Human Growth Hormone cannot be taken
orally. HGH is the largest hormone molecule produced by the human
body and is highly reactive with stomach acids. Taking HGH pills
orally will simply break down the Human Growth Hormone in the
stomach, preventing the body from realizing the potential benefits.
In addition to this,
the liver will have trouble metabolizing the broken down HGH
components which can lead to liver damage over time. Other Human
Growth Hormone Releasers contain amino acid chains which purport to
influence the production of Human Growth Hormone. Although it is true
that certain amino acids contribute to the secretion of HGH, they can
also effect organ systems in other parts of the body.
Also, the HGH
benefits provided by these amino acids decrease quickly with time
while also having the potential to damage the liver. The only
clinically safe medical way to increase Human Growth Hormone
production is through HGH injections and Sermorelin Acetate
Injections. There are methods involving nutrition and exercise that
can bolster Human Growth Hormone production, but there is no simple
pill or shake that can reproduce the benefits of HGH Shots.
Safe
HGH Dosage Recommendations
Effective and safe
doses of Human Growth Hormone HRT are administered in a range from
four to fourteen units per week. The most prescribed dosage for HGH
Hormone Replacement is one unit per day at least four times a week,
and up to seven times per week. Many physicians recommend taking one
day off per week, especially younger patients who still have a
significant (though clinically low) level of endogenous Human Growth
Hormone secretion.
The maximum daily
value that has been deemed safe is considered two units per day. Even
though two units per day is considered safe, at this level, there is
a small risk for reversible and minor side effects. Unless you are
experiencing very severe effects of HGH Deficiency, or your
endogenous HGH levels are incredibly low, the initial dose of Human
Growth Hormone per injection is one unit.
Human
Growth Hormone Contraindications
Severe critical
illness which requires continuous treatment
Active malignant
tumor (precautionary-there is no evidence that HGH Hormone
Replacement Therapy agitates existing tumors)
Retinopathy as a
result of diabetes (one case in which HGH Hormone Replacement
Therapy may have exacerbated the condition)
Carpal Tunnel
(Cellular rehydration can aggravate existing symptoms. Carpal Tunnel
cannot be caused by Human Growth Hormone HRT)
Adult
Precautions
Neoplasm:
Although there is no evidence that HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy
can cause existing tumors to grow, it is important to actively
monitor tumors while while using the treatment in order to ensure
that no malignancy develops.
Diabetes
or Insensitivity to Glucose: Patients
with Diabetes who use Human Growth Hormone Therapy are urged to
monitor blood-glucose very carefully. Taking multiple drugs which
have the potential to prevent hypoglycemia may result in the patient
needing a higher dose of HGH to optimize potential benefit. At
recommended reasonable dosage, there should be no negative
interaction between insulin and Human Growth Hormone.
Intracranial
Hypertension:
Human Growth Hormone abuse and overdose has been linked to headaches
and increased intracranial pressure. Reevaluating dosage or
discontinuing therapy has been shown to reverse the symptoms
completely.
Edema
and fluid retention:
if excess fluid retention occurs as a result of HGH Deficiency,
temporarily suspend treatment or reduce the dosage. This side-effect
can be effectively negated by titrating the dosage until symptoms no
longer occur. When HGH Hormone Therapy first begins, it may take the
body a short time to adjust to changes in cellular hydration.
Carpal
Tunnel Syndrome:
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is rare, but generally occurs at higher doses.
It is not believed that HGH Injections cause Carpal Tunnel, but that
the underlying condition is brought to light or exacerbated. This
condition is reversed or generally alleviated with changes in HGH
Injection Dosage.
Hypothyroidism:
If
HGH Deficiency is not the result of Hypothalamic Insufficiency but
because of a thyroid condition, HGH Injections may cause symptoms of
hypothyroidism to worsen. When testing for HGH Deficiency, it is also
important to test for Hypothyroidism to ensure that any thyroid issue
is taken care of before instigating HGH Hormone Injections.
Use
Human Growth Hormone Responsibly
It is important
before engaging in HGH Hormone Replacement Therapy for the first time
that a medical professional fully instruct the patient as to how to
inject HGH in a safe and sterilized manner which maximizes the
effectiveness of the drug treatment while minimizing the risk of
infection due to medical or needle mismanagement. Patients should not
have consent to self-administer Human Growth Hormone shots until the
physician fully recognizes that the patient can confidently and
safely do so.
HGH
and Other Forms of Hormone Replacement Therapy from the Conscious
Evolution Institute
Human Growth Hormone
is a safe and effective means to alleviate and reverse many of the
effects of the aging process. The Conscious Evolution institute
specializes in Hormone Replacement Techniques which include Human
Growth Hormone, Sermorelin Acetate, and Testosterone, among other
highly effective and beneficial hormone treatments.
If you feel that you
may be a potential candidate for Hormone Replacement, the Conscious
Evolution Institute has a staff of fully trained specialists and
affiliate physicians who can make your diagnosis and treatment a
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