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ANTI-AGING MEDICINE
By
Cruz Rios, BS, CPT.
Anti-aging medicine is a medical specialty founded on the application of advanced medical and scientific technologies for the early detection, prevention, treatment, and reversal of age related diseases. It’s considered a health care model that promotes innovative science and research to prolong the healthy lifespan in humans. Its foundation comes from the principles of sound and medical responsibility and medical care consistent with those applied in other preventive health specialties.
Because HGH therapy can be a big Part of Anti-aging treatment and after we reach 30 years of age our bodies HGH levels decrease, a number of studies have determined that:
- Build bone mass (good for women suffering from osteoporosis)
- Build muscle mass (good for the muscle-skeleton system)
- Reduce body fat/obesity (American population is the fattest in the world)
- Improve energy (without energy we simply can’t accomplish nothing)
- Improve cognitive function (balance and coordination)
- Improve mood (be happy)
- Enhance immune function ( protection against diseases)
- Improve sleep quality (good for the body to get some rest)
- Decrease insomnia (get a good night of sleep and see the results)
- Boost libido (who doesn’t like sex?)
- Improve skin elasticity and thickness plus reduces wrinkles (no more plastic surgeries).
With some many good results about the treatment, if a young person is diagnosed with hormonal deficiencies, the problem can be corrected easily. That’s why so many physicians say “It’s natural when an older person has their hormones decreased”. This is why researches around the world agree that by using the HGH the decline in their hormone can get better.
As always remember:
EXERCISE is a potent stimulus for GH secretion. Aging and obesity are associated with a diminution of GH secretion. Age and physical fitness are more important in regulating exercise-induced GH secretion. Peak GH is higher in older leaner men than in older overweight men and GH secretion is higher in younger men than in older men. In conclusion, these statements have very important clinical implications in preventing morbidity associated with aging.
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