Category Archives: Sermorelin Acetate

Reading Time: 4 minutes Sermorelin and HGH (human growth hormone) are treatments used to increase growth hormone levels in the body. Both treatments are effective in treating growth hormone deficiency, but they work differently and have different benefits and risks. Sermorelin is a growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) analog, a synthetic version of the hormone that stimulates the pituitary gland to produce and release growth hormone. HGH, on the other hand, is a synthetic version of the growth hormone itself. One of the main differences between the two treatments is that sermorelin is considered a more natural way to increase growth hormone levels, as it … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutes For the human body to operate in peak condition, Human Growth Hormone Levels must remain in an optimal state. When HGH Levels are too low, in the case of Somatopause and Growth Hormone Deficiency, this leads to health issues that are often correlated with aging, such as loss of strength, fatigue, increased adipose fat deposits, mild cognitive decline, joint pain, impaired immune health, and more. One of the many hormones that are impacted by HGH Deficiency is IGF-1. In fact, many of the symptoms that we associated with Growth Hormone Deficiency are the result of the resultant decline in IGF-1 … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 5 minutes As you grow older, do you feel exhausted and feel you are losing your strength? Do you have issues with maintaining your energy levels, or do you think that your capacity for exercise has declined faster than it should for a man or woman of your age? If so, you may be suffering from a condition known as Age-Related HGH Deficiency, also known as Hypopituitarism. Human Growth Hormone is one of the body's most critical metabolic hormones. The issue is that HGH Levels are among those hormone levels that are most likely to become problematic with age. This is because … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutes Your endocrine system regulates hormone output throughout the body. It relies on a delicate balance of nutrients and enzymes to function at its best. Considering how alcohol alters chemical activities in the body, it also affects how your endocrine system functions. While consuming red wine (in moderation) may be suitable for your heart health, it still contains alcohol.  HGH, testosterone, sermorelin, and HRT act on the body’s endocrine system, which pretty much regulates every process in the body. This means any food, drug, or substance that interacts with your endocrine system can interfere with any one of these hormone therapies. … Continue reading →