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 »
The best kept “secret” in human growth hormone research so far, is likely to be Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone, or commonly abbreviated to GHRH. It is also called Growth Hormone Releasing Factor (GHRF) or somatocrinin. GHRH precedes the release of growth hormone proper (HGH), by stimulating its release from the pituitary gland. Its effect is… Read More »
Human Growth Factors are an increasingly popular method of increasing HGH levels without actually taking the growth hormone itself. These growth factors stimulate the actual production of HGH and may even mimic the effects, but by themselves, are not true growth hormone. Unfortunately for medical science and the world’s aging population, the issue of HGH… Read More »