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  Do You Feel That Your Thyroid Function is Not Optimum?

  Do you ever wonder whether you might have thyroid issues?

  Do you know that you do have hypothyroidism and you are being treated for it by your doctor but you just don't have the energy or feel as well as you did in the past?

  You might be surprised to know that there are people who are hypothyroid but they don't know it because the lab that their doctor used to check their labs is still using the old TSH lab values and because of this they are being told that their thyroid gland is working fine when it is not.

  There are also those who have hypothyroidism and they are taking levothyroxin from their doctor but it is not working well for them.

  7/6/2023

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  HGH Information By Nurse

  If you have visited many human growth hormone web sites you may be feeling somewhat overwhelmed by the conflicting information about HGH and all the different products being sold online. I hope the information I have provided will help you to understand exactly what human growth hormone is, why we need to keep our HGH and growth factors at a healthy level as we age, and which therapies have been legitimately shown to be safe and effective at doing that.

  I started working with human growth hormone and anti-aging therapies 24 years ago after I experienced tremendous results with a non-injection homeopathic growth hormone therapy myself.

  If after you learn about growth hormone you decide that you do wish to improve your own level you will be faced with the decision of which product to try.

  From the beginning I have been dedicated to providing only the truth as I know it and to offering only the product I feel is best based on legitimate and independent clinical evidence.

  3/9/2023

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  The Importance of Healthy Adrenal Glands

  The adrenals are two small glands with each located just above a kidney. They are responsible for important life sustaining processes such as protecting us from stress, keeping salt and water balanced in the body, keeping blood pressure normal, and regulating blood glucose. The adrenals also assist in the production of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. As age progresses and the ovaries and testes decrease their release of these hormones the adrenal glands become more responsible for their release.

  Our energy, endurance, ability to fight infection, ability to heal and rejuvenate, and in fact our very lives depend upon the proper functioning of our adrenal glands.

  3/1/2023

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