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.

During menopause, a woman's body significantly reduces the production of estrogen. This decrease in estrogen may cause hot flashes, bone loss, vaginal dryness, and mood swings. To lessen the side effects, doctors may prescribe HRT. Recent use of combination hormone replacement therapy has been shown to increase breast cancer risk, with higher risk associated with longer use.

If there is any increased risk, it is minimal. Various studies show an increase of zero to 5%. Most authorities agree that estrogen speeds up the rate at which breast cancer grows once it is there, but doesn't actually cause it in the first place. This can work to your advantage, allowing you to discover the tumor before it has a chance to metastasize (spread).

There are new concerns about the risk of the oral contraceptive pill before a woman has her first child. Combined findings from medical studies showed using the pill for 4 years or more before the first full-term pregnancy was associated with a slightly increased risk of pre-menopausal breast cancer. Bearing in mind, there are known benefits of the pill, such as protection against uterine and ovarian cancers. It is important to discuss these issues with the doctor. > back to top

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 short answer is yes. Your risk of developing colon cancer increases when you have polyps and even if your parent, sibling, or child has polyps. That's a good question and one the medical community is still asking itself. Some studies indicate that breast cancer increases colon cancer risk and others say it doesn't. You may have heard that men are more likely to get colorectal cancer than women. You may have heard it the other way around, too.

How does smoking increase colon cancer risk? Two main ways. The gist is that tobacco smoke transports carcinogens to the colon and tobacco use increases the size of polyps.

Answer: A woman was less likely to develop colorectal cancer if she was taking E+P. For every 10,000 women taking estrogen plus progestin, six fewer women will develop colorectal cancer while taking estrogen plus progestin. While reducing the risk developing the risk of developing colorectal cancer is favorable, the colorectal cancer cases which developed in women taking E+P were more advanced; about 76% had spread to lymph nodes or elsewhere in the body, compared to 49% of women on placebo.

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.

Alarmist newspapers have frightened many women from taking hormones their bodies made naturally all of their reproductive lives. The press screamed a 26% increase in breast cancer risk in the Women's Health Initiative study. What they did not say was that of 10,000 women taking Prempro, only eight more would develop breast cancer and only seven more would have heart attacks. Women, however, are no longer willing to accept any unnecessary risks nor should they.

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.