Human Growth Hormone and the nervous system
The process of growing old involves more than just gaining wisdom. As the years go by, we may becomes more socially intelligent and analytic, but unfortunately this newly acquired wisdom usually comes with a price most of us are reluctant to pay. Our physical condition, bone structure, vigour and even mental powers are affected by the inevitable process of growing old and although we may seem helpless in our battle with time, there are still some actions that we can take to prevent and reduce the organism degradation and improve our memory even in our old age.
It is a general opinion that a grey cell cannot be regenerated and that after we reach a certain age we enter a stage of our life where we are beyond recovery and regeneration. However, this is only partially true. By introducing HGH production stimulants we will not only remain physically fit, but will also provoke brain tissue recovery and instigate production of proteins in the brain, thus improving memory retention and mental abilities.
With HGH, the capacity of the nervous system, the manner at which it transmits electrons to the brain and its responsive reaction are kept at their highest peak. The effectiveness of the information transmission and the speed at which the electrons are carried to the brain is reflected in all 5 senses – taste, smell, touch and ability to see and hear. The results with people who have had vision problems their entire life are particularly interesting to say at the list: after a few years of HGH stimulant usage, some of them have stopped using glasses and lenses.
When we consider the level changes of natural HGH (500 mg a day at the age of 20 and only 25 mg at the age of 80) it is easy to understand the damage that our system endures. If we want to avoid the deterioration of our body and maintain our mental capacities, we need to keep the levels of HGH at their normal rate (500 to 600 mg being considered the optimal amount).
There are other aspects to be considered. The memory retention is usually the first to be affected but there is also an increased risk of more dangerous neurological disorders. Since our system is under a shock due to a sudden hormonal misbalance, many people are prone to mood shifts and depression. The usual solution to these types of problems is antidepressants, but instead, HGH introduction may give better and safer results. According to Dr. Edward Lichten and one of his studies, there is a strong connection between HGH reduction and depression. This is way we need to reconsider the treatment approach and think twice before we reach for antidepressants. A solution that is much healthier exists and if there is no genetic or other causes of depression, HGH stimulants may be the right way to go.
