Archive for the 'Nutrients' Category

Astaxanthin – Highly beneficial antioxidant

One of the most powerful antioxidants known in science is astaxanthin. Belonging in the same group of carotenoids as vitamin A, astaxanthin is a natural organic pigment which is found in certain algae and seafood like shrimp, yeast, and krill. Astaxanthin appears as a bright reddish coloring in many birds and undersea creatures, so much [...]

Mucuna Pruriens and HGH

Mucuna Pruriens (velvet bean, cowhage) is one of the best natural substances that raise HGH levels. It contains a lot of l-dopa (levodopa), which is a precursor for dopamine, a neurotransmitter of the brain involved in mood control, concentration, sexual desire, and sleep. It has a long history of usage in Indian traditional medicine, or [...]

Deer Antlers – Connection with HGH?

Deer antler velvet is the antler velvet taken from young deer. All types of deer that grow antlers are potential sources of deer antler velvet. But what does deer antler have to do with HGH? If you have been shopping for a HGH product, chances are you would have come across deer antlers, and wondered [...]

Coenzyme Q10 and its benefits

Coenzyme Q10 is one of the more effective nutrients you can consider taking, which isn’t too expensive but produces results. And I can say this without reserve because I’ve just started testing it, but the difference in the way I feel is noticeable, even after just a short while taking it.
So here is my review [...]

Benefits of L-dopa and broad beans in relation to HGH

Broad beans and human growth hormone – What do they have in common? It seems that eating lots of broad beans may increase the level of L-dopa (L-3, 4-dihydroxyphenylalanine) in the body, which in turn, encourages the release of growth hormone from the pituitary gland. And this increase of HGH is one of the main [...]