The pituitary gland is one of the most important and influential endocrine glands in the entire body. For the reason that it secretes a number of all important hormones, like growth hormone (HGH) for example, it is often called the master gland.
Any disorder affecting the pituitary gland is bound to affect the normal and proper growth of the body, and lead to accelerated aging or slow development. One of the most insidious disorders affecting the pituitary is hypopituitarism. Read the rest of this entry »
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November 8th, 2010 | Posted in General | No Comments
While there is much publicity about HGH today, the fact is, relatively few actually get to undergo HGH injections because of the laws set by the government and medical establishment forbidding recombinant HGH injection therapy in all but bona fide cases of pituitary and related growth dysfunction. Apart from that, the high cost of HGH injection therapy also puts it out of reach of many. In August 1996, only was HGH approved for use in adult patients; previously, it was only allowed for children with growth disorders. Read the rest of this entry »
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October 18th, 2010 | Posted in General | No Comments
In real anti aging philosophy, age is really, just a number. I consider aging a debilitating disease actually, and I really feel it’s time to discard the accepted notions of aging we humans have been conditioned with all this while. The real question why HGH levels decline with age has not been fully answered till today, but the actual truth is – The pituitary gland’s ability to produce HGH does not diminish much with age, so the reason why growth hormone levels decline, has to be something else.
If there was a way to restore HGH levels back to previous levels 20 years prior in an old person, that person would undergo some major age reversal, so it’s not about what levels of HGH are “proper” for an old person, anymore. It’s more of why it does decline. Some reasons have been postulated, such as the hypothalamus becoming less sensitive to hormone imbalances, declining liver function, stress induced cortisol levels, and the inability to obtain deep, restful sleep with advancing age. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 15th, 2010 | Posted in HGH | No Comments
Mention astragalus and most people probably connect the name with one famous medicinal species – Astragalus membranaceus or astragalus propinquus. Not all astragalus species have medicinal properties, but astragalus membranaceous certainly does. And it is mainly this astragalus that was the subject of some ongoing research into its anti aging properties – More specifically, it’s life extension effect on telomeres. Is it true that astragalus can help extend telomere lifespan? Read the rest of this entry »
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August 10th, 2010 | Posted in Telomeres | No Comments
One of the beneficial substances for anti aging purposes is pregnenolone. Well, what is pregenenolone? This is a neurosteroid prohormone that forms the basis of other hormones like progesterone, testosterone, estrogen, and cortisol. It is also, the forerunner or precursor of DHEA, and this fact may make it a better alternative to DHEA itself. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 13th, 2010 | Posted in DHEA | No Comments