Causes of Human Growth Hormone (Somatropin) Deficiency

Why Your Human Growth Hormone (Somatropin) Levels Drop With Age

And What You Can Do About It

Somatropin replacement therapy -- it is believed by some endocrinologists -- is on a vastly different, far more potent level than any other "anti-aging" method or approach for patients with low HGH levels. It works fast...faster than anything known to modern medical science, according to some endocrinology specialists for replacing deficient levels of human growth hormone.

In fact, it has been, disputably, called by some doctors the “fountain-of-youth” that has evaded the human race since time immemorial. What are we talking about?

Somatropin (HGH)

Human Growth Hormone is the miracle substance that makes our muscles and bones grow strong...gives us boundless energy...keeps us mentally sharp...scorches fat from our midsections...and affords ironclad protection from the afflictions that aging brings. But of course, these are all oversimplifications, what Somatropin HGH does is it stimulates the regeneration of cells throughout the body.

However, Somatropin is Not Perfect

Ask anyone over age 30 to compare their current physical condition to their teen years. If they're honest, they will confess that their energy is not quite as vibrant as it was. They tire a little quicker, and can't recover from strenuous physical activity as they could a few short years or decades ago. New scientific theories suggest that hormone deficiency might be one of the central culprits for energy, stamina, and libido decline. This is probably why millions of people are turning to HGH, Testosterone and Sermorelin replacement therapy and many are reporting astounding results.

And the Bad News Continues

Remember, this begins at around age 30. With each passing decade, aging continues marching on its path...a path of your destruction...ending in your increasing weakness, stiffness, illness, and death.

How about the timeless, sage advice to “grow old gracefully?” Yeah, right. Just go to a nursing home or senior citizen convalescent residency.

Look around and notice the plethora of walkers and wheelchairs. Take a look...a good long look...at the sad, lonely, and empty expressions on the faces of many residents...watch as they struggle with the simplest movements.

Tell them to “just keep aging gracefully”...and see how much comfort that timeless, sage advice gives them.

   For most people, there is nothing...absolutely nothing graceful about aging.

Why? What Causes This Deterioration?

The answer is surprisingly simple: a lack of growth hormone and testosterone! Growth Hormone and testosterone begin to level off and drop slightly around our teens and twenties. As each decade passes, the decline speeds up, and the level of growth hormone and testosterone in the body experiences a precipitous decline.

The result? The debilitating symptoms of aging. Here are a few possible reasons why this occurs:

An increase in Somatostatins

Somatostatins are chemicals that control the rate of growth hormone secretion from the pituitary gland. In our growing years, this is a good thing. Too low levels of somatostatins would result in Gigantism...indeed an example of “too much of a good thing.” In some very rare cases, people develop a tumor on their pituitary gland and get the pituitary disorder known as acromegaly, which results in too much Somatropin (HGH) released in the body, these people can sometimes grow to be over 7 feet tall.

Somatostatins Increase

As we age the level of somatostatins increases. When this happens, the release of HGH slows by as much as 2% per year.

Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone (GHRH) Decline

A second possible cause of lower HGH levels is that it may be due to a drop in Growth Hormone- Releasing Hormone (GH-RH). GH-RH is a precursor hormone of HGH and is responsible for sending messages from the hypothalamus gland to the pituitary.

These messages tell the pituitary to secrete growth hormone. So far, so good.

However, as we age, the pituitary becomes lazy and is far less responsive to these messages. The result? A drop in HGH levels.

A third possible cause of HGH deficiency is at the cellular level. To put it just, the cells at the final destination of HGH deteriorate...and become resistant to HGH.

Okay...Enough About the Problem...What's the Solution?

Studies have shown that the pituitary gland can continue secreting HGH even as we age. The key is to keep the HGH flowing...by the treatment of Injectable Human Growth Hormone.

Injections of HGH will slow (and may even stop) the increase of somatostatins. Also, HGH injections will speed up cell division, thus making the smaller cells more efficient. More efficient cells = more receptivity to HGH.

Finally, the deficiency of GH-RH can be combated by the dosages of bio-synthetic GH-RH. Our anti-aging physicians are experts at knowing when this should be done, and the correct dosage amount.

Remember this: for thousands of years, the average lifespan was late 20's to early '30s. As far as Mother Nature was concerned, once we had reproduced, we had served our purpose...and were considered useless.

 Fortunately, those days are long gone. Throughout centuries of human existence, our average lifespan has been gradually creeping higher.

And now we are on the verge of astonishing, mind-blowing, incredible breakthroughs in life extension and anti-aging. And HGH is leading the charge! HGH is a rumbling volcano...ready to explode...and add decades of healthy, vigorous, pain-free years to your life.

The treatment is safe, comfortable, and incredibly potent. The team of anti-aging physicians and medical professionals is well-trained, experienced, and anxious to welcome you to the HGH revolution.

Reference

Growth Hormone Deficiency Causes

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