HGH or Human Growth Hormone is one of the key hormones that control the rate of aging in the human body. Alongside the cellular DNA, you would do well to pay attention to your levels of growth hormone, because it is a key component of the aging process. How slow or how fast you age,… Read More »
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… Read More »
Cycling or taking periodic breaks is important when you take HGH releasers (or HGH injections). You cannot simply take them all the time and expect they will keep working fine. What this means is you need to take a break, like at least a couple of days off in a week, or in the long… Read More »
I am sure you have seen HGH products being sold almost everywhere these days. Do human growth hormone releasers work? Today, I’m going to elaborate on this in more detail, and give some insights (from my side of the story). I know HGH releasers fairly well as I have been taking them since 2002, but… Read More »
The Human Growth Hormone is a very large molecule, comprising by default, 191 amino acids. At the same time, scientists have produced various other “slimmer” forms of recombinant growth hormone that may contain a lesser number of amino acids. Undeniably, the HGH molecule is among the largest naturally occurring peptide molecules in existence. Besides the… Read More »
According to a recent study, more and more Americans are working more, and sleeping less. The average hours of sleep per person has been steadily declining since the past 20 years. Nearly 70 percent of all Americans claim to get less than 8 hours of sleep a day, with a survey finding that 30 percent… Read More »
The human brain is not a static organ. From birth, it grows and grows, expanding in size, until around age twenty, and then for some strange reason, it shrinks gradually. It has been long thought that brain cells do not regenerate themselves in adulthood, but recent research indicates that this is not entirely correct. In… Read More »