Geriostim 100iu-10vials

Description

Human
growth hormone (HGH)

✓Introduction
✓Benefits
✓Side Effects
✓Usage Tips
✓Dosage

*Introduction*
– The journey begins in the hypothalamus, a part of the brain that secretes the hormone responsible for releasing growth hormone (GH). This hormone signals the pituitary gland to release GH. GH then travels from the pituitary gland to the liver, where it produces insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1). IGF-1 is a very powerful anabolic hormone that performs all the functions of growth hormone, both positive and negative. In other words, we can say that the role of growth hormone itself is simply to stimulate IGF-1.

*Benefits*
✓ It promotes lipolysis, meaning it has the ability to burn fat, especially with prolonged use.
✓ It promotes muscle growth and size in at least 3 months of moderate use. It increases protein synthesis within the muscle and boosts the rate of amino acid transport to muscle cells, resulting in faster recovery and increased muscle growth.
✓ It accelerates recovery of joints, tendons, and muscles due to collagen and protein synthesis.
✓ It increases energy and endurance after approximately two weeks of use.
✓ It causes intramuscular hypertrophy or interfibrillar hypertrophy (water retention),
which retains water within muscle cells or fibers. This leads to increased muscle mass and strength, a positive effect, unlike subcutaneous water retention.
✓ Growth hormone has a positive anti-aging effect, improving skin radiance. It benefits your skin, your health, and your immune system, which is why actors and celebrities use it, but in small doses.
✓ It improves sleep and its depth, which benefits bodybuilders, for example, by improving recovery and thus increasing muscle mass.
✓ It has a positive effect on mood, leaving you feeling refreshed and energetic
. ✓ It protects nerve cells from damage.
✓ It promotes muscle cell growth and division, leading to increased muscle size.

*Adverse effects*
(The adverse effects and potential harm are directly proportional to the dose size and the length of time used)

✓ It may cause water retention because it reduces the kidneys’ excretion of sodium, leading to increased sodium levels and water retention.
✓ It affects the antidiuretic hormone, preventing the body from excreting sodium, thus reducing urine output and causing water retention.
✓ With use, you may experience pain in your fingertips or wrists. This is due to bone thickening, which can affect the nerves in that area, causing tingling in the hand.
✓ It may increase the likelihood of developing diabetes because it is an insulin antagonist, especially if you have a family history of the disease.
However, this is theoretical and not a confirmed fact
. ✓ It increases the growth of all body cells, potentially leading to the growth of cancerous cells if present.
✓ A tingling or prickling sensation in the body.
✓ It reduces thyroid gland secretion, particularly at doses higher than 15 units daily.
✓ Enlargement of bones and internal organs can occur with prolonged use at high doses
. ✓ It increases intracranial pressure, causing headaches.
✓ It stops The body naturally produces growth hormone, but only for a short time; once use is discontinued, the body resumes normal production.

Tips for using growth hormone

✓ Drink plenty of water
✓ Reduce sodium intake (like salt and soda)
✓ Take a multivitamin, specifically B12 and B6

✓ A daily dose of 2 ounces for an extended period provides anti-aging
benefits. ✓ To reduce fat and muscle mass by 4 to 6 ounces
. ✓ To achieve greater muscle mass by 6 to 8 ounces
. ✓ Insulin and growth hormone do not interact; therefore, the dose must be taken when insulin levels are low, such as in the morning or after exercise
. ✓ It can be administered subcutaneously or intramuscularly.