TruWell's HGH Gold works by providing the nutrients necessary to enhance your body's own ability to produce and secrete growth hormone. Over 20,000 research studies have shown that by providing these nutrients, HGH levels can increase dramatically and aging can be slowed, stopped and in some cases, even reversed. Research has shown that HGH levels decrease significantly with age but our ability to produce HGH does not.

No. There is no reason to believe that natural doses of HGH pose any risk of cancer. Throughout all the research there has been no correlation between HGH and cancer. On the contrary, HGH has proven to be extremely helpful in strengthening the immune system, increasing mental acuity and focus, and preventing the onset of diseases usually associated with aging.

Only adults should take it. People with diabetes, cancer, or heart problems must consult with their physician. Any woman who is pregnant or lactating should not take the product.

When HGH was originally discovered researchers learned that children needed ample amounts in order to grow properly. Thus the name growth hormone.

No. Growth hormone is not an anabolic steroid but has similar effects. Anabolic steroids are synthetic products that do not exist in nature. Growth hormone is a naturally occurring substance made by the pituitary gland.

Human growth hormone (HGH) is produced in the pituitary gland of humans, and the hormone is secreted throughout a person's lifetime. It promotes growth in children and plays an important role in adult metabolism. It was first isolated in 1956 and its structure was identified in 1972. Until the mid-1980's the only source of HGH was from pituitary glands collected post mortem.

Your daughter may have a growth hormone deficiency in addition to CDI. This can result from a variety of congenital malformations or acquired diseases of the pituitary hypothalamus that are often evident on MRI of the brain. An MRI should be done if it has not been already. She also should have tests of growth hormone and other pituitary hormones. It is not uncommon to develop CDI after surgery for a pituitary tumor.

The Growth Hormone in Renewal® products is made from a patented bio-engineered form of GH identical to the kind found in the human body. We do not use GH from animals as many others do.

Arguably the most important hormone in your body, Human Growth Hormone, or HGH, is produced by the pituitary gland in your brain. After the age of 20, the hormone release rate greatly decreases, and by the age of 30 most people start to notice an acceleration in the aging process. One of the leading factors involved in this decline is the decreased production of Human Growth Hormone. Studies indicate that your body produces about 15% less of the hormone with each successive decade.

No. Currently, insulin only comes in a liquid form. Experiments with pill forms have shown that our saliva and stomach acid damages the insulin and decreases its effectiveness. Diabetes pills help your body produce more insulin or use your own insulin more effectively, but they do not contain insulin.

Currently theonly HGH Human Growth Hormone that is FDA approved, is the injectable form, butto give you a comparison, one pharmaceutical company claims to have thestrongest oral spray available having approximately 2000 nanograms of HGH HumanGrowth Hormone per spray. In order for theHGH Human Growth Hormone spray to be equivalent to 1iu of the InjectableHGH Human Growth Hormone you would need over 160 sprays per day.

This varies from individual to individual—not every child takes growth hormone therapy for the same length of time. It depends on what your child's physician thinks is best for your child. Your doctor or nurse can help answer this question for you. A child who has been taking growth hormone may have to continue to take it as an adult, even when he or she has reached his or her final height.

No. Women with PMS do not have too little or too much estrogen or progesterone. Hormone levels in women with PMS are normal throughout the cycle, but the effects of the hormones are different depending on the woman.

Human Growth Hormone is secreted by the pituitary gland were the human growth hormone levels peak during adolescence. Human growth hormone levels subsequently decreases with age. The levels of Human Growth Hormone after age 30 declines approximately 15% per decade. Generally, we produce approximately 500 micrograms of human growth hormone daily at age twenty, 200 micrograms at age forty, and only 25 micrograms at age eighty.

Growth Hormone therapy is injected into the subcutaneous tissue (the fatty layer under the skin). Your healthcare provider will instruct you on the method of administration that has been prescribed for you or your child. Almost anyone can learn to administer Growth Hormone after receiving instructions from his or her healthcare team.