HGH THERAPY FOR FIGHTING SYMPTOMS OF AGING USING HGH INJECTIONS

One: Give us a call for your FREE consultation.  We’ll talk about your specific goals and needs, and to see if you’ll be a good match for the treatments, then advise you how to start the medical approval process.

Two: Once you make the decision to get started, you’ll have to get the required comprehensive blood work and physical exam completed locally.  A member of our nationwide network of medical professionals will contact you to schedule an appointment at a clinic in your local area.  At the local medical clinic you will receive a physical examination by a licensed medical doctor and have your blood drawn for the lab work analysis. There’s no way to get around” this step. It’s required by law - and neither one of us would look good in large black and white stripes!

Three Once we get back your results, our doctors will review your information. After being reviewed and approved, your medications will be sent to you via Federal Express.

Four Now you’re ready to actually begin! You’ll be called by one of our physicians or nurses and walked through the proper administration and dosages of your medication. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have at this time. You’ll also receive an email confirming your detailed schedule and any other information pertaining to your individual program.

Five We never leave you hanging! Your expert consultant will continually monitor you, your results and your program, making sure you achieve the optimum benefits. As you progress, check ups will be an important part to your success.

Those "blessed" with long lives always make us wonder: What is the secret? Does it lie in the genes? Is it where people live or the way they live -- something they do or do not do? Eat or do not eat?  Is the human lifespan something that with modern technology we can extend?

Did Jeanne Calment approach some built-in, biological limit? Is there a maximum human life span beyond which we cannot live no matter how medical our environment or favorable our genes?

Whether or not there is such a limit, what happens as we age? What are the dynamics of this process and how do they make life spans short, average, or long? With an understanding of these dynamics, can we use this understanding to extend the human life span to 120 or even, as some scientists speculate, to much greater ages?

And finally, but potentially most importantly, how can insights into longevity be used to fight the diseases and disabilities associated with old age to make sure this period of life is healthy, active, and independent?