Let’s look at some of the important physiological, physical, mental, and emotional benefits that
result from maintaining a healthy balance of human growth hormone levels.
Physiological
Increased metabolism – HGH boosts your metabolic processes so protein, carbohydrates, and sugars become energy rather than stored fat.
Stronger immune system – As we age, we experience a higher risk of illness. HGH improves the body’s ability to fight off infection by strengthening immune system functions.
Faster cell regeneration – To maintain healthy bones, muscles, internal organ size and functions, skin, and hair, new cells are critical.
Lower cholesterol – Not only does HGH improve your overall heart health, but it lowers LDL cholesterol.
Enhanced libido – Sexual functions, including thoughts, feelings, and desire benefit directly from HGH.
Physical
More defined, toned muscles – HGH stimulates cell reproduction providing a plentiful supply of new cells that support muscle growth and an increase in strength.
Trimmer body – A higher metabolic rate means loss of excess weight, particularly around the abdomen.
Younger-looking skin – Your body will produce more elastin and collagen, firming and tightening the skin while reducing sagging, wrinkles, accumulation of collagen, and age spots.
Thicker hair – Due to increased cell production, your hair will grow in thicker and fuller, with some people seeing their natural hair color return after 6 months of replacement therapy.
Longer, stronger nails – Nail growth speeds up significantly, becoming stronger and resisting peeling and chipping.
Neurological
Stay focused – Your brain is home to countless growth hormone receptors which rely on HGH for the proper functions, improving your ability to concentrate.
Learn faster – Better focus means you’re able to retain and process the things you hear, see, or learn at a higher rate.
Process easier – Many patients find they can complete mathematical equations in their brains along with other mental tasks at a quicker pace than they have in years.
Sharper memory – HGH is one of the chemicals which prevent dementia and is responsible for a sharp memory.
Increased motivation – Increase your productivity and complete more tasks with a greater level of focus and motivation.
Emotional
Decreased depression – HGH deficiency can lead to depression on many fronts:
Dissatisfaction with appearance
Loss of sexual functions and desire
Fear of illness and dementia in later years
Reduced stress and anxiety – When HGH levels decline, cortisol levels rise and lead to increased feelings of stress and anxiousness which growth hormone can reverse.
Better sleep – High cortisol and low HGH levels interfere with sleep, so when you increase HGH you rapidly begin to sleep better at night and have more energy during the day.
Improved mood – As feelings of depression start to ebb away, a happier, brighter mood emerges.
Happier outlook and quality of life – a brighter mood can change how you view your life and what is in store for the future.