It seems like human growth hormone is suddenly at the middle of a lot of people’s discussions lately. It’s appearing in the world of sports, where some groups think it should be an allowable form of steroid (because it’s produced by our own bodies, after all). It’s appearing in the world of health, where many doctors think that there’s a lot of value in HGH for men. Orange County residents certainly aren’t immune to all the talking, especially about the idea of HGH therapy.

There’s a good reason for that — the modal population of Orange County is at or rapidly approaching the age at which their bodies are starting to slow down their production of HGH significantly. HGH is the hormone that keeps your body young — it makes sure that your body keeps repairing damaged cells and replacing dead ones.

It also balances out your body’s production of other hormones, including testosterone. Men with low levels of HGH almost universally also have low levels of testosterone, and that comes with a wide variety of side effects that range from psychological to sexual. That means than HGH therapy can address a startling variety of maladies common to the after-40 male.

Of course, HGH isn’t exactly a fountain of youth — you can’t actually get any younger no matter how much you take — but it does make a powerful anti aging hormone. Orange County men can maintain their virility, muscle mass, bone density, and killer instinct for years with the appropriate levels of hormone therapy.

The best part about this therapy is that, because it’s something that is naturally produced in your body already, there aren’t a lot of times that it’s inappropriate to take it.  Obviously, in men who aren’t suffering from any significant hormone deficiency, excess HGH can have some negative side effects as well, but generally speaking Orange County doctors won’t give you HGH if you clearly don’t need it.

If you’re an Orange County man over the age of 35 and you’ve been noticing a sudden change in your outlook on life, a loss of strength and endurance, an increase in erectile dysfunction, and/or an inability to ‘get up and go’, ask your doctor about HGH for men. Your lady will thank you.

One of the most common things that men over the age of 30 report as a problem in their lives is the loss of their libido. Coming as it does just when the women in their age cohort are starting to hit their sexual peak, it can be quite disconcerting for a  couple to have their level of sexual desire suddenly reversed.

Fortunately, we have male HGH therapy. Westwood where human growth hormone (HGH) can reverse processes that can slow in your mid-30s.  This can help restore more youthful level of libido.

Like any other medical procedure, there may be other things that can help maximize the effects of hormone therapy for men. Westwood clinicians agree that nutrition is a big part of an optimum HGH therapy.

There are those clinicians that believe in nutritional supplements, and those that believe that whole food is a more effective method of obtaining certain compounds. The most often-mentioned are listed below in both forms so you can try whichever route you’re most comfortable with.

• Dark chocolate/Phenylethylamine – the “love chemical” that chocolate is famous for, this compound can help mellow out the spike in assertiveness that some feel is boosted by HGH.
• Garlic/Allicin – Said to increase blood flow to the testicles and the rest of the male reproductive system. If you’ve been feeling low in libido, a bit of allicin may help make sure everything gets to working in an efficient manner.
• Avocado/Vitamin B6 and Potassium – Vitamin B6 helps the body create testosterone, and potassium improves the functioning of the thyroid gland, which helps direct the uses that your body will put HGH and testosterone to.
• Oysters/Zinc – Besides being an aphrodisiac (according to legend), oysters are super-high in zinc, which is used in the creation of testosterone (and also helps boost the immune system.)

There isn’t much better than having a vigorous, fulfilling sex life. The psychological and physical benefits of sex are plentifully catalogued — sex is the definition of a ‘many-splendored thing’. Unfortunately, for many men over the age of 30, a vigorous and fulfilling sex life is a fleeting memory.

Those guys are the targets of the new treament: HGH for men. Sherman Oaks‘ doctors have identified many of the physical causes of impotence — excuse me, erectile dysfunction — and found that they tend to share a common cause.

High cholesterol, pre-diabetes, hypertension, and several other physical phenomena occur for several reasons, but chief among them is the decline of hormonal production in ‘early middle’ age. Diet, environmental effects, toxin exposure (including drinking and smoking), and sheer luck also factor in, but for the vast majority of us it’s caused by hormonal deficiency. Sherman Oaks‘ clinicians also happen to list all of those phenomena as risk factors for ED.

If you’re following along, you’ll see where this is going. An injection of HGH (Human Growth Hormone) causes your aging endocrine system to ‘reboot’ and start producing hormones like they did when you were 20. Testosterone is among them, but a startling number of other ‘backup hormones’ come with it. The end result is lower cholesterol, easily controlled blood sugar, and a greater ability to cope with stress — all of which result in a more potent lifestyle.

The numbers are plain: in a clinical study,

• 72% of men experienced an increase in sexual potency, and
• 62% had stronger, longer lasting erections.

HGH treatment slows — and in many cases reverses — the effects of age-induced sexual dysfunction. But of course that’s not all it does. It improves muscle mass in a manner akin to anabolic steroids, but without the unwanted side effects. It improves fertility rates. It even helps your body retain and in some cases restore lost bone mass, reducing the dangers of osteoporosis.

There are a lot of ways in which a man can benefit from HGH treatment — improved potency and increased fertility are only the beginning.

There are a lot of things that can go wrong with our bodies as we get older, and one of the worst for us guys is the medical condition known as male hormone deficiency. In Newport Beach, nearly a third of men over the age of 55 suffers from mild to major deficiency of testosterone.

Testosterone — famous for making younger men violent, sexual, and fairly short-sighted creatures — does a lot of things for older men that are quite important. Testosterone helps maintain muscle mass, bone density, mental focus, and assertiveness. Just as young men suffer from a lack of clarity about their actions when their testosterone levels are too high, older men suffering from a lack of testosterone can lack action — and clarity.

How do you know if you’re suffering from testosterone deficiency? While only a doctor can tell you for certain, there are certain signs that are giveaways.

• Have you recently and somewhat suddenly had an increase in body fat?
• Similarly, have your muscles recently lost definition and/or function (i.e. have you become noticeably weaker?
• Have you recently started suffering regularly from erectile dysfunction?
• Are you finding yourself depressed, fatigued, or just blah on a regular basis in a way you weren’t a year ago?
• Has your memory suddenly given up on you?
• Are you noticeably shorter?
• Do you regularly and uncontrollably fall asleep early in the evening?

If one or two of these things is the case, you might — please forgive me — just be getting older. But if you recognize most of these things as conditions you suffer, you could probably benefit significantly from male hormone therapy. Newport Beach has several excellent clinics who can safely re-balance your testosterone levels. In most cases, men feeling the above symptoms report an almost-immediate difference upon taking testosterone therapy.

There is a fine line to walk, because many of the symptoms listed above really are just a regular part of getting older. That said, no studies have yet been completed that show a problem with male hormone therapy simply as an anti-aging treatment, either.

There’s been a lot of studies recently into a new form of hormone therapy. For men in Malibu, these studies give new hope for those suffering from the deleterious effects of middle age.

By that I mean that us middle-aged men tend to have certain changes in our attitudes and our bodies that can be hard on our self-esteem. We get pudgy, we lose muscle definition and muscle mass, we get tired more easily — but just as importantly, we lose our ‘killer edge’ and we tend to be less driven to get the things we want, sex included. Some of us even suffer from impotence.

Fortunately, we have a new hope: hormone therapy. Malibu medical practitioners have finally joined the ranks of those willing to administer Human Growth Hormone, or HGH, to man who believe they may be experiencing hormone deficiency, sometimes called ‘premature andropause’.

HGH does a whole host of things to a human body. As you might have guessed from the name, it helps you grow, but it also encourages a full-grown body to maintain itself in the same fashion that a younger body does naturally. Under HGH therapy, your body will produce thicker, fuller hair; firmer, less wrinkly skin; larger, better defined muscles; and of course strong, healthy erections.

Equally importantly, your attitude will benefit as well. HGH boosts the entire endocrine system, encouraging the production of hormones that balance out your mood and leave you feeling energized and capable. Men who have lost that ‘killer instinct’ find that it has returned — and their sex drive has returned with it.

Of course, there is a dark side, albiet rare. Some men find that HGH doesn’t just encourage the production of testosterone, but of estrogen as well. Those rare men can suffer from some strange side-effects such as the growth of breasts! Others complain that their joints aren’t able to reinvigorate themselves as easily as their muscles are, and they have joint aches and sprain easily.

Fortunately, most of these cases are the extremes — people who use too much HGH or use it very late in life. Most of Malibu’s midlife male population can benefit hugely from hormone therapy — and should.

In Part I of ‘The Benefits of Male HGH Therapy in Orange County‘, we discussed the facts of andropause and the reasons why a man might want to have an injection of human growth hormone. Below, we discuss a few potential situations in which a man might want to avoid such an injection along with several things you can do to improve the effect of an HGH shot.

HGH isn’t a cure-all, and it’s not healthy for everyone to take. HGH causes cell growth, and because of that, anyone with a cancerous tumor will want to avoid the hormone as much as possible. Also, HGH shots can have unpredictable effects on the mood and physical stability of someone with diabetes — they should avoid the shot as well.

Even for people who are healthy and can benefit from HGH, there’s a certain level of activity that is required for someone to achieve maximum benefit from the hormone therapy. Orange County doctors disagree on the exact effect of the shot — some say it will inspire an increase in physical activity, others believe you must be physically active in order to get the shot to ‘work right’.

Regardless of which group is correct, there’s a distinct relationship between your level of physical activity and the benefits of your HGH shot. Even if you weren’t active before your shot, you should do your best to become active the day you get the injection and stay active thereafter. That’s because HGH encourages your body to shed fat, but if you insist on sitting around, your body will shed it into your bloodstream and then put it right back on your stomach a few hours later.

Similarly, eating right is very important to getting the most out of your HGH shot. Human growth hormone causes a lot of hormonal activity in your body, which requires a staggering variety of nutrients to create and utilize. Eating crappy food with low nutrient density and then taking HGH is like asking a chef to cook a meal with a spork and a Zippo.

It’s just like your doctor is already telling you — if you want to be healthy, eat right and get exercise. HGH makes it all much easier, but it won’t magically turn you from Danny Devito into Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Yet. We’re still learning, after all.

The slow, inevitable decline of the human body as it ages is both relentless and unstoppable. This decline begins in the early 30s, and accelerates in a negative exponential fashion until the body ceases functioning altogether.

At some point in that process, men reach a state called ‘andropause’ — the male equivalent of menopause — in which their sexual hormones cease being produced. But for a surprising number of men, andropause comes early — sometimes as early as the late 30s. Those men deserve to feel the benefits of male HGH therapy. In Orange County, several skilled clinics offer this unique and simple procedure.

HGH therapy is nothing more (or less) complex than an injection of Human Growth Hormone — HGH. An HGH injection inspires many radical ‘revisions’ in the body’s plan for itself, not the least of which is a drive to produce testosterone. HGH means more muscle mass, less body fat, increased flexibility and reflexes, better mental focus, a clearer emotional state, improved libido, better bone strength, and a stronger immune system. It’s a simple hormone therapy Orange County doctors are quite happy to do for you.

That’s because, as many OC doctors have discovered, the “sex hormones” do a lot more than just make you horny. They facilitate everything from retention of bone mass to growth of healthy hair to psychological balance. They also don’t work well all alone, which is why you hear about things like ‘roid rage’ from people taking anabolic steroids without any form of ’support hormones’.

HGH injections help your body produce testosterone, but they also encourage the production and use of a bewildering variety of support hormones. That means that your body is able to more effectively use the testosterone it builds to do important things like rebuild damaged cells and replace dead ones. That’s as opposed to punching your boss in the face (however pleasing that might be).

HGH is Of course, HGH injections aren’t a universal panacea — there are a few reasons you might not want to take them, and there are a few things you can do alongside them to make them even more effective. We’ll talk about that in more detail in Part II.

Hormones are a tricky subject that humankind are only now starting to wrap our minds around. A generation ago, if you knew a few details about testosterone and a few details about estrogen, you were doing well. Today, hormone replacement therapy is a commonplace phenomenon in women, and we’re even starting to get into male HGH therapy. Orange County is a leader in this new area of hormone treatment, with several talented experts in the field.

HGH therapy for men is a pretty straightforward operation. HGH, or Human Growth Hormone, is the hormone that’s responsible for — you guessed it! — human growth. It makes children become adults, and it also promotes adults’ bodies to take care of themselves. HGH helps our bodies replace dead or dysfunctional cells, stimulates the brain, and controls our metabolism.

The National Institute of Aging has done several studies on male HGH therapy, and the results are impressive. Men taking human growth hormone, according to their report, increase their muscle mass, decrease their fatty tissue, improve the quality of their skin, and boost their immune systems. The men themselves report a higher pain tolerance, more ‘get up and go’, and improved flexibility as well.

The major concerns that the NIA study raised about human growth hormone were about it’s interaction with diabetes and with cancer. If you suffer from either of these conditions, HGH can exacerbate the problem. Cancer grows more rapidly under the influence of HGH (which shouldn’t surprise anyone), and HGH causes blood sugar to plummet and stay low for quite some time, which can be very dangerous to a diabetic.

That said, if you don’t suffer from diabetes or cancer, HGH is one of today’s best anti aging hormones. Orange County doctors also occasionally suggest DEHA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) as another strong anti-aging contender, but there is some debate about that. Because it essentially works by triggering the production of testosterone, many people are afraid it will cause ‘roid rage’ in the same way that normal neurosteroids do.

ASK THE HORMONE DR.

Gary London, M.D. has been in the private practice of medicine in California for over 40 years. A recognized expert in hormone restoration, he now limits his practice exclusively to helping Los Angeles and Orange County Hormone restoration patients delay or reverse the negative effects of aging.

Maintaining Health Through Treatment: BY DR. GARY LONDON

HGH Curious?  Consult a Professional First

Q: My workout partner feels and looks great since he started using growth hormone. He has offered to get some for me and I would like to try it. How much should I use?

A: Your partner’s great response probably means that his naturally produced human growth hormone (HGH) was low before he began supplementing with it.  HGH levels usually peak in your early 20s and then begin to decline. By age 50, the level has dropped to half of its peak. You didn’t say how old your partner is, but hormones can be low at any age. If his HGH was low, he would have had difficulty building lean muscle mass and losing body fat.  Other effects of low HGH include loss of skin elasticity, loss of bone density, poor sleep, thinning hair, and lower metabolic rate. By supplementing with HGH, your partner can increase his muscle mass and can improve his skin. HGH also helps to lower body fat and cholesterol, improve mental clarity and increase energy. HGH is especially beneficial for anyone who exercises.  It enhances exercise capacity, increases endurance and strength, and improves recovery after intense exercise. Those are probably some of the improvements that you are seeing in your partner. However, even though HGH helped him, that doesn’t mean it would do the same for you. No hormone should be supplemented unless a deficiency in that hormone has been identified through proper testing. Before using HGH or any other hormone, it is important to find out if you would benefit from supplementation.

You should start by consulting with a physician who specializes in this field. The physician will be able to identify any hormone deficiencies and be able to prescribe appropriate supplements at proper levels. While using hormone supplementation, it is important that your progress be monitored with periodic blood tests to be sure that your hormones stay at optimum levels.

The short answer to your question is that you should only use HGH if it is prescribed for you by a physician, and you should only use HGH that has been ordered specifically for you from a reputable pharmacy.

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