Prescription Hgh
Until
Recently, Hgh Growth Hormone Therapy has only been available in the form of
Prescription Hgh injections that have been prohibitively expensive and difficult
to use. It is important to note that most of the research on Hgh has been
done with Prescription Hgh Injections. This is mainly due to the fact that
large pharmaceutical companies are the ones that spend the largest money for
Hgh Growth Hormone Research Testing. The cost of Prescription
Hgh Injections costs anywhere from $800 to $3,500 a month, and usually
requires one to two injections a day, in the form of self administered shots.
The expensive cost of Hgh Prescription injections has primarily limited their
use to the rich and famous.
If you can afford to spend at least $900 a month for prescription hgh injections
then call 1-800-226-2370 in order to find a qualified doctor in your area.
At the present time there are 5 main pharmaceutical companies producing
Prescription Hgh Injections. These prescription hgh drugs cost between $800-$3,500
a month; not including doctor consultations and lab fees.
| Pharmaceutical Co. | HGH Brand Name |
| Upjohn | Genotropin |
| Lilly | Humatrope |
| Novonerdisk | Nordatropin |
| Genetech* | Nutropin* |
| Serono Laboratories* | Saizen & Serostim* |
| *Buyer Beware- Fake Hgh Prescriptions of these products are on the market. See Fake Prescription Hgh Injections for Sale! | |
Hgh Prescription Injections work by injecting a synthetic compound of 190 amino acids directly into the blood stream. Recent research has shown that smaller doses of Hgh Growth Hormone Therapy actually works better than the originally tested larger doses. The newer smaller dose Prescription Hgh injection formulations also partially eliminate most of the risks of hgh. See side effects of hgh
The latest research into using smaller doses of Hgh Growth Hormone seems to at least partially to substantiate the research on Homeopathic Hgh Growth Hormone Therapy. Also see homeopathic hgh and what is homeopathy?.
There are two types of Prescription
Hgh.
The first type of prescription
hgh, as described above, injects synthetic hgh directly into the blood
stream; thereby increasing Hgh Growth Hormone in the body. An important thing
to realize is that even if you have low Hgh and IGF-1 in your body; that does
not mean that your body is not producing large amounts of Hgh Growth Hormone.
The second type of hgh prescription is of the Secretagogue variety. Secretagogue, is a fancy word for growth hormone releasing compound. Secretagogues are based on the fact that recent medical research has revealed that the aging pituitary cells can still secrete as much growth hormones as someone in their 20's if they are adequately stimulated. This astounding discovery is the basis of the natural secretagogues, homeopathic Hgh releasers and Hgh releaser supplements, and latest type of secretagogues prescription hgh therapy.
Due to the fact that our bodies don't need more growth hormone, but just need to release it; has lead several pharmaceutical companies to look into growth hormone releasing hormone (GHRH). The only prescription GHRH presently approved by the FDA is Geref, manufactured by Serono Laboratories. At the present time Geref is actually more costly than regular prescription hgh injections, and this high price tag puts it out of reach of most people. However homeopathic hgh and hgh releaser supplements are based upon this same hgh releaser theory.
Some of the newest Pharmaceutical research is into the area
of Secretagogues. Two secretagogues are now well into clinical trials in this
country. The first one developed, GHRP 6, is a growth hormone-releasing peptide
being tested by Wyeth-Ayerst. It has now been tested and is remarkably free
of side effects, according to its developer, Cyril Bowers, Ph.D., of Tulane
Medical School in New Orleans. GHRP 6 has not yet been approved by the FDA,
and therefore is not available at this time.
The second compound, MK0577, developed by scientists at Merck, does not have
a typical peptide structure and is more easily absorbable by the body than
growth hormone-releasing peptides such as GHRP 6. The latest clinical trials
in men and women aged 64 to 81 showed that as little as 25 mg of the drug
taken once a day for two weeks raised the levels of IGF-1 from an average
of 141 to 219, with the highest levels reaching a youthful 251. And it appears
to be well-tolerated by elderly people. MK0577 has not been approved by the
FDA and therefore is not presently available. If any of these compounds are
approved by the FDA, and considering the impact that growth hormone has been
shown to have on almost every system of the body, aging as we know it may
soon be a thing of the past.
GHRH, like homeopathic hgh, and hgh releaser supplements works by stimulating
the pituitary to release human growth hormone. This seems to be a more natural
and rational approach; as we are stimulating the endocrine axis at a higher
level, causing the body to release human growth hormone more naturally on
its own. In contrast prescription hgh injections are adding synthetic human
growth hormone directly into the blood stream. This method obviously increases
hgh in the body, but doesn't do it in a natural way. .
These alternative methods to Hgh prescription injections act to stimulate the pituitary to release the human growth hormone, which is actually still produced by our bodies in sufficient quantities as we age. These new types of Hgh Human Growth Hormone therapies are not based on pumping the body up with synthetic Hgh, but with releasing Hgh from its dormant state in the pituitary gland itself. Also see homeopathic hgh and hgh releaser supplements
Although hgh prescription injection research has been quite amazing and dramatic, we still don't know the long term effects i.e. 15-20 years of continual injections. When hgh prescription injections are used for many years, one of the possible side effects of hgh prescription therapy is that by continually adding synthetic growth hormone to the body, the body may stop releasing human growth hormone on its own. The body could become lazy in its production of hgh since it no longer needs to manufacture and release hgh on its own. Prescription hgh injections were only approved by the FDA six years ago, and further research is still needed in order to understand the long term risks of hgh therapy.
It is also important to note that there are also some potential
side effects of hgh prescriptions, mostly when given in high dose prescription
hgh injections. Click
here to read more about the risks of hgh.
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