191AA Human Growth Hormone Peptide // HGH for Bodybuilding

Detailed Descriptions:

is also termed recombined Human Growth Hormone, or rHGH ( ). It is a hormone that is secreted from the pituitary gland. It stimulates human growth and reproduction and regeneration.

As you age, your body naturally produces less HGH. You are no longer growing, so you no longer need to generate as many new on a regular basis. The loss of GH is also what makes you age. GH directly influences the growth and development of , bones, cartilage, muscles, skin, blood vessels, nerves, liver and kidneys. All of the bodily functions governed by GH are the areas that begin to suffer as you age. As GH levels drop, your skin tone deadens, wrinkles appear, and skin on't sleep as well anymore. You notice a decrease in your sex drive. That is a direct result of shifting hormone levels, plus changes in blood pressure and skin sensitivity; all of which are governed by GH. Your muscle tone diminishes as your body begins to store more fat. This is due to decreased production and a reduced metabolic rate. Your clarity of thought and memory begin to suffer. This is due to the slower rejuvenation of , this time in your brain. GH directly and indirectly affects almost every part of your body.

Histroy:

In 1981, the rmaceutical company Genentech developed the first synthetic human growth hormone using recombinant DNA technology. Several generations of this hormone have resulted in the modern drug . is more effective than the older ground up pituitary glands, is easier to produce and carries none of the risk of Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome.

A of factors are known to affect hGH secretion, such as age, gender, diet, exercise, stress, and other hormones. Young adolescents secrete hGH at the rate of about 700 μg/day, while healthy adults secrete hGH at the rate of 400 μg/day.

In addition to increasing height in children and adolescents, growth hormone has many other effects on the body:

Increases calcium retention, and strengthens and increases the mineralization of boneIncreases muscle mass through sarcomere hyperplasiaPromotes lipolysisIncreases protein synthesisStimulates the growth of all internal organs excluding the brainPlays a role in fuel homeostasisReduces liver uptake of glucosePromotes gluconeogenesis in the liverContributes to the maintenance and function of pancreatic isletsStimulates the immune system