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Reading Time: 4 minutesI have all the symptoms of adult-onset HGH deficiency. Tired all the time, lowering job performance, low sexual desire, getting flabby, gaining weight, looking ten years older than I really am. One of my friends, Angel, had similar symptoms and was diagnosed with adult-onset HGH deficiency, got Hormone Replacement Therapy, and feels great and his performance in all areas of life is better than ever. He recommends that I get checked for HGH deficiency. But another friend of mine, Pat, says that he got some therapeutic medication on the street — he calls it "Bath Salts" — that made him … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesWell. You wouldn’t call it “HGH” deficiency since the first “H” in “HGH” stands for “human.” But, yes, pets, like dogs and cats, can suffer from growth hormone deficiency (GHD), although it is relatively rare. GHD in pets is similar in some ways to human growth hormone deficiency and can have various causes. Here are some key points to consider: Causes of GHD in Pets: Growth hormone deficiency in pets can be congenital (present from birth) or acquired later in life. Congenital GHD is usually genetic, while acquired GHD can result from pituitary tumors, trauma, or other medical conditions that … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesHave people ever been harmed by taking unregulated dietary supplements? Please give five actual examples of this. Yes, people have been harmed by taking unregulated dietary supplements. Here are five factual examples: In 2015, a 16-year-old boy died after taking a weight loss supplement called Lean Xtreme. The supplement contained a banned DMAA stimulant, which can cause heart problems. In 2016, a 35-year-old woman died after taking a weight loss supplement called Ephedra. Ephedra is a stimulant that can cause heart problems and seizures. In 2017 a 23-year-old man died after taking a pre-workout supplement called Jack3d. The supplement that … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesPheromones play a huge role in mating in other species. The physiological effects of scent on human courtship are far less well understood, however. This makes sense, considering there are many animals for whom these scents play a central role in mating, whereas humans have far more nuanced rules of attraction (or so we think!). Humans have developed thousands of cultural signifiers for sexual availability and romantic interest, leading the chemical expression of pheromones to play a lesser role in our dating habits and sexual proclivities. Even so, our hormones do still play a significant role in sexual desire and … Continue reading →