Category Archives: Sermorelin Clinics

Reading Time: 3 minutesEvery physician at our clinic is board certified – you probably know that already from reading our introductory material. But what does “board-certified” mean? And does it matter? We believe it matters a great deal. Physicians must undergo extensive training, and you’d think that always means a lot. In most cases, it does – but some countries and regions have different medical degree requirements. In some cases, those requirements are laxer than those in the United States. Most people can’t tell just by looking at a degree on the wall of a doctor’s office just how rigorous that doctor’s training … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutes  Many people don't realize it, but the skin is actually the largest organ of the human body. It makes tremendous sense when you think about it, though. Your skin is responsible for protecting your other organs from the outside world. Your skin, along with your hair and nails, are all made out of the same basic stuff. Just like all your other organs and systems, your skin and other associated parts depend on good nutrition in order to look and operate at their best. In that sense, it really is what's on the outside that counts. If you're interested … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 2 minutesDHEA is a steroid hormone that is the precursor of sex hormones such as Testosterone and Estrogen. DHEA acts as a weak Androgen, meaning that it has effects associated with masculine physiology. Androgens are produced by both sexes but are produced in higher volumes by males. Testosterone is the most well-known Androgen, but there are quite a few others. While DHEA is the building block of other hormones, including both Testosterone and Estrogen, the majority of DHEA is converted into the steroid Androstenedione. DHEA is released primarily by the Adrenal glands but also in small amounts by the brain and … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutesIs the Wnt Pathway the Fountain of Youth? Perhaps it is! Keep reading and discover why From the moment we take our first breath until we take our last, we rely on the descendants of the embryonic stem cells that created us at birth. Progenitor stem cells are the direct descendants of the stem cells that differentiate to create, maintain, and repair every organ and system in the body. For example, one family branch of progenitor stem cells tends to our central nervous system; another brand monitors our blood flow and keeps our bone marrow strong, and another branch keeps … Continue reading →