HGH releasers and anti aging
HGH and Anti Aging -- What's the Verdict?
There is no evidence that HGH and anti-aging work together. The HGH is not an anti-aging agent. In fact, the idea was first hypothesized because someone misinterpreted a study result done in 1990, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
I'm not saying that there have not been cases where people have reported the aging process was reversed by using HGH supplements. I'm just saying that so far it has not been established scientifically that this is the case. You should, however, give it a try and see what you think.
There are many other products people take for anti aging that just cover up wrinkles and don't really get to the bottom of the problem. HGH offers the most promise for providing the most visible positive results for anti aging.
What is the reason that some refer to them as HGH releasers?
HGH comes in two different kinds. There are some that directly contain HGH in them. There are others that contain the building blocks to the amino acids which, when ingested, stimulate the pituitary gland to naturally produce HGH. These are called HGH releasers, since that's exactly what they do: they enable your pituatary gland to "release" more HGH.
Many people prefer this method because it is much more natural, and usually carries with it less side effects. You will find it less expensive than other alternatives you can purchase.
Experiencing HGH side effects may very depending upon the product used, amount taken, how long it is taken and your own chemical makeup.
The worst side effect that occurs with a fairly high frequency is that HGH puts a certain segment of the population at a higher risk for getting diabetes. It has to do with HGH decreasing the amount of potassium in the body, which in turn can affect the production of insulin.
Heachaches, stiffness, and soreness of the muscles are some of the other possible side effects.
