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The Antiaging Human Growth Hormone Plan
Discussing the antiaging human growth hormone is often a tricky subject. I will try to shed light on this “new science” as much as possible by presenting the facts about human growth hormones in general and then relating it to the prospect of aging and how it can help the antiaging process.
Human Growth Hormone
In order to understand an antiaging human growth hormone, we first need to understand a growth hormone. A human growth hormone or HGH is not a steroid. Growth hormones are actually created by the body in the pituitary gland. A growth hormone stimulates growth in humans and other animals and is also known as a somatropin and somatotropin. The human growth hormone has anabolic effects on the body, which means that it “builds it up”. This is why steroids which cause muscle growth are called anabolic steroids.
Height growth is the best known effect of growth hormone, but it is also known to generate other metabolic functions including bone strengthening and calcium regeneration and retention. HGH also helps create a solid nitrogen balance in the body by increasing the body’s synthesis of protein. This helps increase muscle mass, as well and also stimulates the immune system.
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In the News:
Barbara Walters News Special: On 60 Minutes, Dr. Christoph Wesphal explains that Resveratrol is a naturally occurring component of red wine that can apparently extend human life.
WebMD: Resveratrol may prolong life and fight age-related diseases.
Resveratrol is one of a group of antioxidant compounds called polyphenols found in red wine that has been reported to have anti-inflammatory as well as anticancer properties.
Resveratrol may counter type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance, a new study shows.
CNN: At high doses, resveratrol appears to prolong life spans and improve health in mice. Human trials are under way.
This research, funded in part by the National Institute on Aging, was published in the journals Nature and Call in November, and bottles of resveratrol have been flying off the shelves since. Dr. Brent Bauer, director of the Department of Internal Medicine's Complementary and Integrative Medicine Program at Mayo Clinic says "This may be the best thing since sliced bread for human beings, but we just don't know yet."
Fox News: For years, red wine has been linked to numerous health benefits. But the new study, published online in the journal Nature on Thursday, shows that mammals given ultrahigh doses of resveratrol can get the good effects of cutting calories without actually doing it.
"If we're right about this, it would mean you could have the benefit of restricting calories without having to feel hungry," Sinclair said. "It's the Holy Grail of aging research."
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