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SERMORELIN PEPTIDE HGH THERAPY
Sermorelin Peptide Therapy
Sermorelin peptide therapy stimulates an increase in the body’s natural production of Human Growth Hormone by mimicking the effect of GHRH(Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone). Elevated HGH and circulating IGF-1 levels stimulate the body to repair and rejuvenate itself and slow the signs and symptoms of aging. Since Sermorelin stimulates the pituitary gland to naturally increase HGH production, this allows for long term usage and benefits with minimal to no side effects associated with traditional Human Growth Hormone therapy. Most Sermorelin users notice an increase in energy, libido, and better sleep within the fiirst two weeks of use. Sermorelin therapy can be used in conjunction with BHRT and other anti-aging modalities to provided patients with optimal results.
Why you need to use Sermorelin
As we age, our body’s natural production of human growth hormone (HGH) declines, resulting in a decline in our body’s ability to stimulate tissue repair and regenerate our cells to keep us healthy. This natural decline is responsible for the symptoms of aging that include the loss of muscle mass and bone density, an increase in body fat storage, loss of skin elasticity, thinning of the hair, and poor sleep patterns. At the age of 20, our natural HGH levels are at its peak but suddenly decline consistently after the age of 30. By the age of 40, most individuals’ HGH levels are 40% lower than they were at there peak at age 20 and continue to decline by 14% each decade.
Sermorelin HGH Peptide Therapy Benefits:
Increased Lean Muscle Mass
Increased Energy and Vitality
Enhanced Immune System Function
Reduced Body Fat
Improved Mental Clarity (memory and cognitive function)
Strengthen the Heart and All Organ Systems
Increased Bone Density
Improved Mood
Increase Protein Synthesis
Increased Sexual Performance and Desire
Improved Sleep Quality (by promoting non-REM slow-wave sleep)
Accelerate Healing and Recovery (from activity/exercise/injury)
What Should I Expect With Sermorelin Peptide Therapy?
Sermorelin therapy is most effective when used as a long-term program to prevent the signs and symptoms associated with aging. We recommend a minimum of six months of sermorelin treatment to get regenerative and restorative effect from treatment.. Sermorelin can be used indefinitely with minimal side effects for long-term use. Results can be seen within the first couple of weeks of treatment.
Weeks 1-2: Most patients first notice an improvement in sleep quality and energy throughout the day. Improved sleep patterns with deeper and more restful sleep. Weeks 4-6: Changes in body composition with ability to increase lean muscle (hyperplasia), increase metabolism and fat burning, increase bone density, increased ability to recover from injury or illness along with decreases in joint and muscle pain, fatigue, and depression.
Weeks 10-12: Physiological aesthetic changes are noticed with thicker hair and increase hair growth, increased skin elasticity and thickening with decreased cellulite and wrinkles, and nail growth. Overall improvements in mental focus and cognitive function are also a common treatment result.
Sermorelin peptide therapy can be used combination with BHRT, TRT, HCG, and other peptide treatments.
Research and References
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