HGH releasers are substances that help the body produce its own natural human growth hormone, instead of injecting synthetic HGH into the system.
There are many reasons for preferring HGH releasers to synthetic Human growth hormone, not the least of which is that HGH releasers are much more affordable and do not require administration and monitoring by medical professionals, although it is always wise to check with a physician before adding any supplements to a fitness improvement regimen.
HGH releasers come in several forms, the most popular being pills, sprays, and patches.
Pills deliver their dosage by being broken down in the body; sprays deliver theirs by being sprayed under the tongue and absorbed by the cells in the mouth, and patches deliver their dose by being placed on the skin, usually the inner wrist or the lower abdomen, where the compounds in the patch can be absorbed easily.
Each of these delivers its dosage to the body, where it is carried to the pituitary gland by the bloodstream.
From there, it triggers the pituitary gland to produce greater levels of human growth hormone than it is producing without stimulation.
The increased HGH is carried to the liver, where it is broken down into the components that drive the body's biological processes, such as Insulin Growth Factor (IGF-1).
One reason that HGH supplementation is popular is that as people age their bodies slow down production of human growth hormone; so much so that when a person is in his or her mid-60s, his or her body may only be producing as little as 15% of the amount of HGH it did when that person was in his or her mid-20s.
With the slowdown in Human growth hormone production, symptoms of the aging process begin to set in.
A person may gain weight, be less energetic, lose skin elasticity and texture, have sleeping issues, have less endurance, heal more slowly from wounds and injuries, become depressed, lose the ability to regulate the metabolism, blood pressure levels and cholesterol levels, lose the ability to burn fat, and become more inertial due to lessened energy.
HGH releasers help to hold off the onset of these issues, and even to reverse some of the damage.
Clinical trials of HGH releasers have revealed the following benefits (as reported by manufacturers): • Enhanced sleep, with fewer interruptions • Better regulation of blood pressure levels • Improved regulation of fat-burning abilities • Improved immune system function • Faster healing of wounds and injuries • Lessened tendency toward depression • Improved relief of peri menopausal, menopausal, and andropausal symptoms • Thicker, stronger hair and nails • Enhanced libido and improved genital function • Improvements to skin and underlying collage layer, creating a more youthful appearance • Improved energy and stamina levels HGH releasers are not a miracle, no matter how much they improve one's quality of life.
They are best used in conjunction with a program of healthy food and lifestyle choices, and a moderate exercise regimen for best results.
That said, they can promote a major difference in the quality of one's life as one gets older.
There are many reasons for preferring HGH releasers to synthetic Human growth hormone, not the least of which is that HGH releasers are much more affordable and do not require administration and monitoring by medical professionals, although it is always wise to check with a physician before adding any supplements to a fitness improvement regimen.
HGH releasers come in several forms, the most popular being pills, sprays, and patches.
Pills deliver their dosage by being broken down in the body; sprays deliver theirs by being sprayed under the tongue and absorbed by the cells in the mouth, and patches deliver their dose by being placed on the skin, usually the inner wrist or the lower abdomen, where the compounds in the patch can be absorbed easily.
Each of these delivers its dosage to the body, where it is carried to the pituitary gland by the bloodstream.
From there, it triggers the pituitary gland to produce greater levels of human growth hormone than it is producing without stimulation.
The increased HGH is carried to the liver, where it is broken down into the components that drive the body's biological processes, such as Insulin Growth Factor (IGF-1).
One reason that HGH supplementation is popular is that as people age their bodies slow down production of human growth hormone; so much so that when a person is in his or her mid-60s, his or her body may only be producing as little as 15% of the amount of HGH it did when that person was in his or her mid-20s.
With the slowdown in Human growth hormone production, symptoms of the aging process begin to set in.
A person may gain weight, be less energetic, lose skin elasticity and texture, have sleeping issues, have less endurance, heal more slowly from wounds and injuries, become depressed, lose the ability to regulate the metabolism, blood pressure levels and cholesterol levels, lose the ability to burn fat, and become more inertial due to lessened energy.
HGH releasers help to hold off the onset of these issues, and even to reverse some of the damage.
Clinical trials of HGH releasers have revealed the following benefits (as reported by manufacturers): • Enhanced sleep, with fewer interruptions • Better regulation of blood pressure levels • Improved regulation of fat-burning abilities • Improved immune system function • Faster healing of wounds and injuries • Lessened tendency toward depression • Improved relief of peri menopausal, menopausal, and andropausal symptoms • Thicker, stronger hair and nails • Enhanced libido and improved genital function • Improvements to skin and underlying collage layer, creating a more youthful appearance • Improved energy and stamina levels HGH releasers are not a miracle, no matter how much they improve one's quality of life.
They are best used in conjunction with a program of healthy food and lifestyle choices, and a moderate exercise regimen for best results.
That said, they can promote a major difference in the quality of one's life as one gets older.