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JonPop · 02-27-2008, 05:25 PM

Benefits of increased HGH levels

The New England Journal of Medicine published the clinical findings of Daniel Rudman, MD, regarding his hgh human growth hormone research on the anti-aging effects of hgh. His findings were astonishing.

Dr. Daniel Rudman's study in the New England Journal of Medicine demonstrated the remarkable ability to reverse the effects of aging upon the human body with the employment of Human Growth Hormones!

Due in part to his efforts, it has now become commonly accepted that "The overall deterioration of the body that comes with growing old is not inevitable."

Dr. Rudmans's study saw the effects of HGH upon overweight people between the ages of 61 and 80 years of age.

These people did not alter their personal habits of eating, smoking, or exercise, yet with the consumption of HGH, they lost an average of 14% of their body fat, while gaining an average of 8.8% lean muscle mass. Their skin became firmer and they experienced a localized increase in bone density.

OVERALL, HGH APPEARED TO REVERSE THE EFFECTS OF AGING BY 10 - 20 YEARS !!! The table below represents the results of a study on the Effects of Growth Hormone administration upon 202 patients of ages 39-74.

(L. Casserly, M.D., P.H.D. Medical College of Wisconsin)

Patients reported improvement in the following areas:

Desired Effect
Improvement
Muscular Strength
88%
Energy Level
84%
Body Fat Reduction
82%
Emotional Stability
67%
Memory
62%
Wrinkle Reduction
61%
Attitude Toward Life
78%
Back Flexibility
83%
Duration of Penile Erection
62%
Exercise Tolerance
81%
Reduced Frequency of Nighttime Urination
57%
Reduced Hot Flashes
58%
Healing Capacity
71%
Healing of Other Injuries
61%
Sexual Function, Sexual Potency/Frequency
75%
Muscle Size
81%
Menstrual Cycle Regulation
39%
Skin & Hair Care, Skin Texture
71%
Skin Thickness
68%
Skin Elasticity
71%
New Hair Growth
38%
Resistance to Common Illness
73%

02-27-2008, 05:25 PM	#10 (permalink)
JonPop Co-Administrator Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: On the planet Nib Posts: 811 Rep Power: 10	Benefits of increased HGH levels The New England Journal of Medicine published the clinical findings of Daniel Rudman, MD, regarding his hgh human growth hormone research on the anti-aging effects of hgh. His findings were astonishing. Dr. Daniel Rudman's study in the New England Journal of Medicine demonstrated the remarkable ability to reverse the effects of aging upon the human body with the employment of Human Growth Hormones! Due in part to his efforts, it has now become commonly accepted that "The overall deterioration of the body that comes with growing old is not inevitable." Dr. Rudmans's study saw the effects of HGH upon overweight people between the ages of 61 and 80 years of age. These people did not alter their personal habits of eating, smoking, or exercise, yet with the consumption of HGH, they lost an average of 14% of their body fat, while gaining an average of 8.8% lean muscle mass. Their skin became firmer and they experienced a localized increase in bone density. OVERALL, HGH APPEARED TO REVERSE THE EFFECTS OF AGING BY 10 - 20 YEARS !!! The table below represents the results of a study on the Effects of Growth Hormone administration upon 202 patients of ages 39-74. (L. Casserly, M.D., P.H.D. Medical College of Wisconsin) Patients reported improvement in the following areas: Desired Effect Improvement Muscular Strength 88% Energy Level 84% Body Fat Reduction 82% Emotional Stability 67% Memory 62% Wrinkle Reduction 61% Attitude Toward Life 78% Back Flexibility 83% Duration of Penile Erection 62% Exercise Tolerance 81% Reduced Frequency of Nighttime Urination 57% Reduced Hot Flashes 58% Healing Capacity 71% Healing of Other Injuries 61% Sexual Function, Sexual Potency/Frequency 75% Muscle Size 81% Menstrual Cycle Regulation 39% Skin & Hair Care, Skin Texture 71% Skin Thickness 68% Skin Elasticity 71% New Hair Growth 38% Resistance to Common Illness 73% __________________ I've got a Tiger by the tail.