Growth Hormone

The decline in HGH has profound effects on brain functions including memory, mental alertness, motivation, and working capacity.

Many adults with growth hormone deficiency have reduced left ventricular mass, a lower ejection fraction, and reduced exercise tolerance. These issues can lead to cardiovascular disease.

Low HGH levels are associated with a decrease in the volume of blood plasma delivered to the kidneys (renal plasma flow), kidney function (glomerular filtration rate), and kidney size.

A number of studies have demonstrated growth hormone is involved in immune regulation. When HGH levels are low, the body is more susceptible to infections and takes longer to recover.

HGH deficiency has been shown to affect follicular proliferation, tissue remodeling, and the hair growth cycle, as well as follicular differentiation. In short, the result is hair thinning and balding.

Patients with untreated HGH deficiency have higher levels of

Clinical observation has shown that HGH plays a large role in the development, maintenance, and repair of the skin. Scientific evidence of this is steadily growing through many successful applications on Hollywood elites.

In a study at the University of Göteborg, adults with HGH deficiency have lower energy, are more prone to social isolation, and have poorer emotional reactions when compared to normal HGH levels adults.

Growth hormone deficiency leads to decreased bone turnover, low bone mass, and increased fracture risk in adults.

When the body is feeling the effects of aging and quality of life is on the decline due to low growth hormone levels, it is not a good recipe for romantic success.

Growth hormone deficiency has been linked to reduced muscle mass and strength. Clinical observation has shown HGH replacement therapy resulted in an increase in muscle size and exercise capacity.

Growth hormone deficiency is linked to a relative increase in fat mass, specifically belly fat. Treatment can decrease fat tissue but more dramatic results are seen when coupled with regular exercise.

We use lab results to measure your body’s ability to produce growth hormone. We note blood markers such as IGF-1 and use those results to customize a treatment program to meet your needs.

These peptides provide the necessary building blocks to the pituitary gland which allows for greater production of HGH. The use of peptides is safe and the least expensive way to optimize HGH levels.

HGH can be directly prescribed for older patients since peptides alone may not raise growth hormone levels enough.

Low levels of testosterone can negatively impact your body’s ability to process and store fat, build muscles, and reduce your energy and motivation.

Myer’s Cocktail delivers nutrients straight into the bloodstream, allowing your body to bounce back quickly from physical damages while offering a boost to your energy and immune system.

We provide a weight loss plan tailored to your exact body composition and behavior. As doctors, we can offer more options when it comes to developing a program that will help you achieve results.