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Growth Hormone, Testosterone, and Nutritional Supplements.

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   Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Replacement Therapy and Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) have produced dramatic transformations in countless people who became fed up with the debilitating changes to their bodies as they aged and were no longer content to merely complain; they did something about aging by taking action with Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and were jubilant with the results.

At our clinic, we offer world-class hormone therapy and recommendations for improved nutrition, physical fitness, and nutritional supplements which are more crucial now than ever for maintaining good health. Here's why.

The way we eat has changed more in the past 50 years than in the previous 10,000 years.

If you took a stroll through the aisles of today's supermarkets, you could count up to 47,000 products -- or more.  A great many of these products turn out to be artificial byproducts of just one acidic food...corn. And corn is far from the healthy vegetable that many people believe it is.

Corn can wreak havoc on blood sugar levels, due to its high carbohydrate content. This is particularly the case for diabetics.

Corn can also cause or aggravate allergies, lead to weight gain and fatigue, and result in digestive distress to many people since it can be difficult to digest. Also, corn is jam-packed with sugar, and this can lead to tooth decay and osteoporosis.

Quick quiz: Which of the following contains ingredients derived from corn?

(a) Kellogg's Corn Flakes

(b) Pepsi

(c) Smucker's jam

(d) a McDonald's Big Mac or (e) Wonder Bread

Answer: all of them. And then some!

The American food supply, in fact, is drowning in corn. Last year, U.S. farmers reaped 13 billion bushels of the yellow stuff — the most significant corn harvest in American history. Such bumper crops, made possible in part by massive federal subsidies to corn farmers, help keep corn prices — and food prices in general — down, but health experts worry that the glut of corn is harming our health.

And it is...since corn is acidic, it wreaks havoc on the all-important pH level of our acid/alkaline chemical balance. If that weren't bad enough, many of the most essential foods in our diet have been genetically engineered -- and the food industry is moving mountains to pass laws that will not require them to label these foods as “Frankenfoods.”

In their mad scramble for profits, the food industry has created a food supply system that is dangerously vulnerable to bacterial contamination. Proof? Last year, 73,000 Americans got sick from the often fatal E. coli strain.

Don't forget the dangers of cloning. Last year the food industry obtained permission from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to put meat from cloned animals on the shelves of your local markets without labeling them! Due to soil depletion and drugged livestock, our food is far less nutritious today than 50 years ago. In fact, much of food is nutritionally worthless -- and can quickly make you sick.

Our Paleolithic ancestors were free of the crippling diseases that plague modern folks. But their food and game were produced from soils that were much richer in vitamins, minerals, and nutrients than today's soil. This is why supplements are so necessary.

You get the point. The food you eat is by far the best way to get the nutrition you need. But the issues mentioned above make this task, at best, challenging. Therefore, supplements are not an option. Here are our supplement recommendations for a Conscious Evolution Lifestyle:

A daily multivitamin. Consider this your nutritional insurance policy. Due to soil depletion, it has become harder to obtain all of our vitamins and minerals from our food alone. Buy a product that is balanced, not overloaded with some nutrients, and underweight on others. The key is to experiment by trying a few different varieties and let your body tell you what is working best.

Vitamins B complex and C. These are recommended in addition to your multivitamin. Vitamins B and C are water-soluble, so don't be too concerned about taking too high a dose. We suggest you start small to discover your tolerance.

Vitamin E is fat-soluble and best absorbed when taken with a meal containing some healthy fat. When buying Vitamin E, always look for a brand that contains mixed tocopherols (including gamma-tocopherol), the Vitamin E with the best cancer-fighting properties.

Avoid the form of Vitamin E called “dl-alpha.”. This form is synthetic and lacks the vitamin's seven other compounds: three tocopherols (gamma, beta, and delta) and four tocotrienols. Some companies love to cut costs -- at your expense. Don't fall for it.

Vitamin D. There are two main forms of Vitamin D: Vitamin D2 (Ergocalciferol) and Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol). D2 is synthetic and is found in fortified milk and cereals. The trouble with this form is that it is not the same as the Vitamin D that comes from the sun. Also, it has a shorter lifespan. D3 is far more potent and goes to work immediately, fighting a plethora of diseases: cancer, hypertension, diabetes, osteoporosis, and more.

Besides, Vitamin D3 acts as a powerful immune system strengthener. Get D3, and avoid D2. Once again, don't fall for the cost-cutting company's sleight-of-hand.

Fish Oil. From battling depression to protecting your heart and easing the pain of your joints, omega-3 fish oil is an all-star. Add it to your starting line-up.

Melatonin. In addition to helping you fall into a deep, restorative sleep, this miracle hormone also promotes the release of growth hormone and is a potent antioxidant. Melatonin is produced and secreted by the pineal gland, and as with so many things, its production declines with age. Restoring it to youthful levels has resulted in many benefits.

Ribose, Magnesium, and L-carnitine. If you are looking to preserve the health of your heart -- the most important muscle in your body -- or if you are recovering from heart problems, then put this winning team to work. They work synergistically to boost your heart health...control your blood pressure...skyrocket your energy levels...and regain your youthfulness.

As with vitamins, there are two different kinds of CoQ10 -- ubiquinone and ubiquinol. Animal and human studies show that ubiquinol is better absorbed than ubiquinone. Look for this form when buying CoQ10.

Astaxanthin. This may be the most potent and efficient antioxidant available. Reduced inflammation, improved joint health, skin condition, and eye health have all been reported. When it comes down to destroying free radicals (causes of aging), astaxanthin is 550 times stronger than vitamin E, and 6,000 times stronger than vitamin C! WOW! Jump on this bandwagon NOW.

Phosphatidylserine (PS). Many drug-free bodybuilders have experienced muscle growth and increased strength with phosphatidylserine (PS). This is due to the ability of PS to block the release of cortisol...a muscle-melting, testosterone-destroying, stress-producing hormone.

PS blocks the release of cortisol safely and naturally. Users have reported more testosterone levels, a laser-like mental focus, and increased fat loss with PS.

Resveratrol and Pterostilbene. Resveratrol became somewhat of a household word in the late 1990s when it was shown to be the reason that the French can drink wine daily, eat tons of fatty, artery-clogging foods, and still have better cardiovascular health than most Americans.

In fact, studies have shown that it may activate the “longevity gene.” One reason may be that resveratrol mimics the effects of calorie restriction. A dramatic reduction in caloric intake has knocked out the activity of many genes that promote cancer. Since living on a starvation diet is something most of us are not lining up for, resveratrol has seen an explosion in popularity.

Pterostilbene is closely related to resveratrol, and it produces beneficial effects on gene expression in ways that enhance resveratrol. This is what makes this combination so incredibly efficient.

Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA). Another devastating weapon in the war against aging and its agents: free radicals. Free radicals are constantly on the attack in our body, destroying our tissues and weakening our organs and cells. Free radicals respect no boundaries. They attack everywhere in our bodies, from our brains, livers, hearts, and nervous systems.

What makes ALA so unique is this: unlike vitamin C, which is not lipid-soluble, and can't penetrate the lipid walls of cell membranes, and unlike vitamin E, which is not very water-soluble, ALA is both! This means that it can go on the offensive against free radicals...anytime, anywhere.

DHEA. (dehydroepiandrosterone). This hormone is produced by the adrenal gland, and as with so many hormones, it begins to decline around age 30. Studies have shown that the level of DHEA in the body is an excellent predictor of age-related afflictions such as cancer, diabetes, a weakened immune system, and atherosclerosis (hardening and clogging of the arteries). Some research even supports the claim that it can extend the human lifespan.

Glutathione. This little-known amino acid is often referred to as “the master antioxidant” for the effect it has on all the other antioxidants. Glutathione has the amazing ability to destroy free radicals and poisons like heavy metals and mercury out of your body. When we're young, our bodies make enough of it to smash toxins before they can do damage.

But if you are stressed, older, or otherwise weakened due to illness, your levels of glutathione are low...usually too low to do the job that glutathione is made to do: grab mercury, heavy metals, other poisons, and toxins by the neck...and show them the exit door. The bad news: some studies have shown that supplementation with pills or tablets is useless since most of it doesn’t make it past the stomach. But don't despair.

The most efficient way to put this powerhouse anti-aging weapon to work for you is to apply glutathione cream to the skin, in the direct vicinity of the liver (on the lower right side of the torso, just below the right rib cage). It is so important to increase your glutathione levels. Your liver needs all the help it can get in the life-and-death ongoing struggle against free radicals, mercury, and toxins. Give it a fighting chance to win.

Telomerase. We may have saved the best for last. Telomerase is the enzyme that helps to restore the biological clocks at the ends of your DNA called telomeres. Without getting too scientific, here's how this works: every time your cells divide, your telomeres shorten. Eventually, this causes your cells to stop dividing. The result? DEATH! Another analogy is the plastic ends of your shoelaces.

They protect your shoestrings and prevent them from fraying and falling apart. When they are worn out, trouble. The critical point is this: we must slow down the loss of telomeres to slow aging. Companies are in a mad scramble to produce a high-quality, yet affordable supplement to provide this desperately needed protection. We will keep you updated on all developments a long those lines.

This is far from a comprehensive list of supplements. If you have specific conditions, other supplements can be helpful. For example, Milk Thistle, Saffron, Licorice Root, Astragalus Root, and N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC) can protect the liver. Saw Palmetto, Stinging Nettle, Lycopene, Pygeum Africanum, Beta-Sitosterol, Zinc, and Pumpkin Seed are great for the prostate.

The Chinese herb Dong Quai can provide relief from painful menstrual cramps, and if you have sore joints, Hyaluronic acid, Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin, and Tart Cherry can be a blessing. And, if you're having trouble falling and staying asleep, Valerian Root and Tryptophan can be the answers you've been looking for, especially when combined with melatonin.

The takeaway is this: supplements will not replace healthy eating habits, and what is on your plate is the best way to take in your nutrients. But supplements can plug gaps...and multiply the effects of HGH and TRT many times over. Things evolve quickly in the field of supplements, and it is hard to keep up with all of the changes. That's where we come in. It is our job to keep you abreast of all new supplemental developments...and we will.

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