The
decline of hgh with age, sometimes referred as somatopause, is directly associated
with many of the symptoms of aging, including: wrinkles, gray hair, decreased
energy and sexual function, increased body fat and cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis,
elevation of moods and the reduction of depression, and much more. The good
news is that Anti Aging research shows that we can dramatically reverse these
symptoms with HGH therapy.
HGH,
also known as Somatotropin, is the most abundant hormone secreted by the pituitary
gland. It is produced at a rate that peaks during adolescence when accelerated
growth occurs. Daily hgh secretion diminishes with age to the extent that
a 60 year old may secrete less than 25% of the hgh secreted by an average
20 year old.
Why do Hgh levels decline with age?
Researchers have examined the evidence and some theories suggest that the effects of changes in Human Growth Hormone Regulating Hormones like Somatostatin and Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone (GHRH) account for hgh decline during the aging process.
One of the interesting things about Human Growth Hormone is the fact that even though its secretion declines with age, the body still produces the same amount of Hgh as someone in their 20's. The problem lies in releasing human growth hormone from the aging pituitary cells. The encouraging evidence is that as we get older the pituitary gland maintains the ability to release this latent hgh if it is properly stimulated to do so.
Proper diet, exercise, and Hgh Formulas such as Symbiotropin and
GHR15, when used correctly, may allow the pituitary to significantly increase
levels of Hgh.
