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Omnitrope is a Great Option for Men or Women with HGH Deficiency


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 17th, 2024

omnitrope is a great option for hgh deficiency 300x277Reading Time: 3 minutes Are you feeling overwhelmed by all of the different options available to treat human growth hormone (HGH) deficiency on the market these days? Now that HGH deficiency is becoming more accepted by doctors as a real medical/hormonal issue, multiple pharmaceutical companies have developed their own version of human growth hormone injections. Here, we will discuss one of these products to give you general information on what you can expect. The product is Omnitrope (somatropin), developed by Novartis/Sandoz and approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). What is Somatropin? Somatropin is another term for synthetic human growth hormone, synthesized in … Continue reading →


Micro Nutrients Versus Macro Nutrients


Written by Dr. Chris Smith, Updated on April 16th, 2024

a female sermorelin doctor shows a sign okay isolated on white background 221x300Reading Time: 3 minutes Our bodies comprise billions, even trillions, of tiny biological machines called cells. If each of those little machines is operating optimally (hopefully), then the whole system will feel better, look better, and perform better. Right? In short, cell function is a direct indicator of cellular health. If a cell is not functioning correctly, the metabolic processes necessary to sustain life are compromised, thus increasing a person's risk for disease. A Disease can manifest subtly with symptoms like weight gain or general fatigue or more acutely with signs and symptoms like tumors or infections. Here are the recommended nutrients you need … Continue reading →


Will COVID-19 Affect My Testosterone Levels?


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 15th, 2024

covid 19 causes low testosterone levels 251x300Reading Time: 4 minutes YES! Recent research has found that the Coronavirus actually lowers testosterone levels in men. Researchers in Turkey have come to a grim conclusion. Not only will COVID-19 cause you to feel extremely ill and possibly be fatal, but if you do survive the virus attack, your testosterone levels will have plummeted, leaving you susceptible to testosterone deficiency and all the adverse symptoms that come along with it. Read on to learn more about this important discovery, published in The Aging Male. Link Between Low Testosterone Levels and Admission to ICU The research team has found a link between low testosterone … Continue reading →


Can Drinking Alcohol Affect My Hormone Levels? Part 1


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 14th, 2024

the effect of alcohol on hormones and hormone balance 300x200Reading Time: 4 minutes The hormones in your body are part of a delicately coordinated system that has evolved in symbiosis with the environment and with all of our body’s internal systems over millions of years. Each system, and each part of the system, is coordinated with and depends on the rest. Our hormones send chemical messages to our organs, tissues, and skeletal system to keep us healthy and functioning correctly for our current environment and age. We spent most – almost all – of our evolution in an environment where we never, or rarely, consumed alcohol. So alcohol is, in evolutionary terms, something … Continue reading →


Physician’s Fact Sheet: Vitamin E


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 13th, 2024

mixed nuts fat source of vitamin E 300x204Reading Time: 3 minutes Knowing what different vitamins and minerals can do for you and your health is essential. The more you know, the better you’ll be able to determine which supplements are right for you regarding your health and/or fitness goals. One vitamin that has many benefits for your health and that you want to ensure you get the recommended amount is vitamin E or alpha-tocopherol. Fast Facts on Vitamin E There are water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins, and vitamin E is the fat-soluble type. This means that more of the vitamin will be absorbed if you consume healthy fats with your supplement. Vitamin … Continue reading →


Improve Cardiovascular Endurance with Exercise-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 12th, 2024

exercise based rehab stroke survivors 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes The research shows that exercise-based rehabilitation improves cardiovascular (CV) endurance and improves strength in stroke survivors. Good news for stroke survivors and patients with cardiovascular issues! Research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association has shown that an exercise-based rehabilitation style improves CV endurance, strength, and mobility for stroke survivors (the subjects in the study). Exercise-based rehab is more fun and rewarding and brings more benefits to one’s health than just taking pills and changing one’s diet to improve cardiovascular issues. And the science says it works! Research Shows that Exercise Vastly Improves Cardiovascular Function Throughout the study, … Continue reading →


A Sedentary Lifestyle Does More Than Make You Gain Weight – It Causes Hormone Imbalance


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 11th, 2024

sedentary lifestyle harms health and hormones 300x225Reading Time: 4 minutes It is more so for women known to have significant hormonal fluctuations throughout their lifetimes, especially around menopause, but men can experience deficiencies and imbalances as well. For example, as men age testosterone levels tend to decline at a regular pace, or even dramatically, leading to some serious, and not so serious, side effects. Another hormone that declines as one ages, for both men and women, is human growth hormone. Some people are more affected by hormone fluctuations than others, and some have more severe imbalances than others. This comes down to genetics but also your lifestyle choices. Maybe you’re … Continue reading →


Hormone Imbalance a Major Factor in “Brain Fog” Symptoms


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 10th, 2024

hormone imbalance major factor in brain fog symptoms 300x178Reading Time: 3 minutes That feeling of ...forgetfulness ... fogginess ... how will I get through the next several hours at work?... I can’t concentrate on this project...why did I come into this room? Many of those thoughts are experienced by people suffering from “brain fog” and the decreased ability to focus on what they’re doing. Unfortunately, these symptoms can worsen with aging but are especially prevalent in people with a hormone imbalance. Hormone imbalances themselves are a more common occurrence as one ages, but not always – younger people suffer from “brain fog” and hormonal issues as well. Why do our brains suddenly … Continue reading →


Are there any differences between bioidentical hormones and synthetic hormones, and is one safer than the other?


Written by Dr. Chris Smith, Updated on April 9th, 2024

a happy HGHdoctor showing an ok sign 200x300Reading Time: 2 minutes Consumers have been told that synthetic hormone treatment options work better because they have been created by credentialed scientists and tested more rigorously than bio-identical hormone treatments. While synthetic hormones work for many patients, bio-identical hormone replacement therapy offers a natural and more effective alternative to chemically created products. Our clinic prefers to prescribe optimal dosage bio-identical HRT hormone replacement therapy because the positive results speak for themselves. Made from natural sources like plants or genetically engineered in pharmaceutical labs, bioidentical (biologically identical) hormones mimic the body’s natural hormone production and thus replenish deficient hormones to more youthful or healthy … Continue reading →


Hydraulic Fracturing: Another Environmental Pollutant That Affects Your Testosterone Levels


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 8th, 2024

fracking affects testosterone levels 300x225Reading Time: 5 minutes You care for your health by exercising, eating clean, prioritizing sleep, not smoking, and several other healthy habits. However, all of these actions, as beneficial as they are, will not maintain your continued good health without considering the problem of out toxic environment and what you can do to minimize your exposure to toxins. Despite the increase in jobs and the “clean energy” that natural gas extraction has brought us, many skeptics think pulling this gas out of the ground is too risky for us to do. Not only do the extraction pads deplete and fragment the forest, and explosions … Continue reading →


How Do Hormonal Imbalances Affect Men?


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 7th, 2024

how do hormone imbalances affect men 200x300Reading Time: 4 minutes When there is too much or too little of a hormone in a man’s body, we say that that man suffers from hormonal imbalance. This imbalance can affect many bodily functions – sexuality and reproductive functions, metabolism, heart rate, body temperature, growth, sleep cycles, and even mood. It can be annoying and make the difference between a happy and miserable life. Thankfully, we live in an age when solutions for hormonal imbalances are readily and legally available for sufferers who need them. But the average man doesn’t have the means to measure his hormone levels. All he has to go … Continue reading →


Dioxins: A Serious Endocrine-Disruptor that Harms Hormone Balance


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 6th, 2024

dioxins endocrine disruptor and persistent pollutant 300x194Reading Time: 6 minutes The importance and relationship of a healthy endocrine system and our continued good health cannot be overstated. Unfortunately, many chemicals in our environment today can seriously harm our endocrine, or hormone, systems leading to hormone imbalance and poor health. Chemicals that do this to our bodies are called endocrine disruptors (EDCs) because they disrupt the natural hormone homeostasis in our bodies. One of the more severe EDCs is dioxins. Ever heard of them before? Let’s see what dioxins are and how they affect human health. Dioxins Accumulate in Our Food Chain Dioxins include multiple chemicals that are related to one … Continue reading →


Perimenopause is a Real Thing – and Women are Trying to Bring More Attention to It


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 5th, 2024

perimenopause is a real thing 300x225Reading Time: 4 minutes Everyone knows what menopause is, but did you know that many women start the process of menopause years, even ten years, earlier than the actual start of menopause? This period of time is now called perimenopause, and more and more women are experiencing this medical phenomenon. Experts are unsure whether this is a normal phenomenon or if it has been somewhat ignored this whole time, with women remaining silent about their struggles. Basics of Menopause Menopause is basically a vast hormonal shift for women and the cessation of their fertile period of life. It typically happens after the age of … Continue reading →


Primary Versus Secondary Hypogonadism


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 4th, 2024

primary vs secondary hypogonadism 200x300Reading Time: 4 minutes Male hypogonadism could be a severe diagnosis for a man, but do you even know what it is? And that there are two different types of hypogonadism? In recent decades, it is becoming a more common issue with older men and even younger men due to environmental pollutants and poor lifestyle habits. To compare the two types, let's start with the basics. Testosterone: The Male Sex Hormone Testosterone is one of the most critical hormones a man produces in his body; it makes men MEN. It plays so many roles in general health as well as fertility. It is considered … Continue reading →


HGH Case Study: What Terrible Thing Happened to Jeff?


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 3rd, 2024

business trader HGH case study 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes Jeff H. was a 45-year-old Wall Street trader who was feeling tired and run down all the time. He had lost interest in his hobbies, windsurfing and mud bogging, and he was having trouble sleeping. He was also having trouble with his dating life. He was not as interested in going out and was not as successful in meeting new women. He started feeling like he was getting too old for these activities. He was also having trouble at work. He was making more mistakes and was not as sharp as he used to be. His supervisors were quite concerned, … Continue reading →


Pistachios: You’re Not Nuts


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 2nd, 2024

pistachios are a health food 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes A lot of people think that pistachios are a kind of nut. But they’re not nuts. They’re actually the seeds of the pistachio tree. And, as you probably already know, boy are they yummy! But it’s not only your palate that benefits when you eat pistachios – your health can benefit too. Here are some of the health benefits of eating pistachios. • Studies have shown that eating pistachios can actually increase the healthy ability of your blood vessels to move and flex. • Eating pistachios can lower the amount of sugar in the human bloodstream. • Eating pistachios can … Continue reading →


Night Sweats are an Important Indicator of Hormone Imbalance


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 1st, 2024

night sweats indicate hormone imbalance 300x200Reading Time: 4 minutes Sweating in general is a way that the body regulates temperature, specifically by reducing body temperature. When exercising vigorously or walking outside in the blazing sun, excessive sweat is to be expected for most people (except for those lucky ones who never seem to never break a sweat!). However, waking up in the middle night, while lying still in bed, and breaking out in excessive sweat is not normal. We can define night sweats as sweating in excess of what is required by the body to properly regulate the body temperature. Underlying Health Issues May Be Cause of Night Sweats … Continue reading →


Discover the Ultimate Benefits of Omnitrope


Written by Brianna Clark, Updated on April 1st, 2024

Reading Time: 4 minutes Omnitrope is an injection containing human growth hormone designed to help adult patients over 30 years with growth hormone deficiencies or disorders.  Omnitrope benefits the adult in multiple ways. From boosting energy levels to appearance, Omnitrope also helps increase bone density, support weight loss, reduce signs of aging, and enhance mood. This treatment is usually recommended to people in their thirties or beyond as, with age, hormone levels usually start to change.  The injection can be prescribed only by specialist doctors trained in this domain and who understand the relationships between different hormones and chemicals in the body.  How Does … Continue reading →


Poor Sleep Wrecks Your Hormones and Your Libido


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on March 31st, 2024

poor sleep causes sexual issues 300x300Reading Time: 3 minutes Getting a good night’s sleep is literally imperative to having good health and even a good sex life. When you do not get enough hours or even deep enough sleep, almost everything suffers. It’s not normal or healthy to have to rely on caffeine or other stimulants just wake up in the morning or get through your day. Your body is meant to run off of good, deep, restorative sleep. One condition that has been shown to even have a correlation with erectile dysfunction is sleep apnea. Sleep apnea disrupts sleep and wreaks havoc on your hormones, subsequently causing sexual … Continue reading →


The Effects of Human Growth Hormone on Men’s Confidence and Attractiveness


Written by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on March 30th, 2024

HGH and male confidence and attractiveness 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes Human growth hormone (HGH) is a naturally occurring hormone that plays a role in various bodily functions, including growth, development, and metabolism. HGH levels decline with age, leading to several health problems, including decreased muscle mass, increased body fat, and reduced bone density. In recent years, HGH has been used as a performance-enhancing drug by athletes and bodybuilders. However, HGH is also being used by some men to improve their confidence and attractiveness. Some scientific evidence suggests that HGH can improve men's confidence and attractiveness. For example, one study found that men who received HGH injections for six months reported … Continue reading →

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