Do HGH (human growth hormone) releasers work? I read that hgh releasers use natural ingredients to stimulate ?
the pituitary gland into producing more hgh. I was in an auto accident in 1997 and the muscles in my neck, shoulder, back and rib cage area never quite fully recuperated. I was trying to find out if hgh might be the answer to help my body rebuild itself because physical therapy has helped a little but not much. Basically, do hgh releasers work? what are the side effects? Am i better off with the hgh injections?
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4 Responses to “Do HGH (human growth hormone) releasers work? I read that hgh releasers use natural ingredients to stimulate ?”
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Products are being advertised in magazines and on the web, and marketed with the claim to be able stimulate the anterior pituitary gland to release HGH on a systemic level.
Few of these product have ever been put through the pace of having their claims validated, and I am totally skeptical as to their value.
It falls into the same bucket for Me! :- ) as those penis enlargement pills that are being marketed in the same fashion, then show up with accompanying penis stretching exercise instructions, which could damage the dorsal nerves and leave a male numb knob damaged for the rest of his life and struggling to reach orgasm.
HGH therapy under prescription and doctor supervision would be the route, but I suspect that you are hoping to spare the expense connected with going that route?
You need doctor supervision, because HGH can damage vital organs and do unwanted changes to the total skeletal structure which is permanent.
Hope this info helps you some Man
Me! :- )
Only a medical doctor is qualified to give you accurate information you seek. I suggest you make an appointment to see one.
Growth hormone is a peptide hormone that stimulates growth and cell reproduction in humans and other animals. It is a 191-amino acid, single chain polypeptide hormone which is synthesized, stored, and secreted by the somatotroph cells within the lateral wings of the anterior pituitary gland.
HGH is only legal when prescribed by a doctor for a medical condition.
See a doctor to discuss your options, but be aware of the risks of taking HGH.
I suggest you should clear all this up with you doctor before trying any therapies or injections…