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If you are suffering with the painful and often debilitating effects of fibromyalgia I think this information may be helpful to you.

Clinical studies are showing a correlation between low IGF-1 blood levels and fibromyalgia.

IGF-1 is a major growth factor that is released by the liver in response to human growth hormone (HGH).

Please continue to my complete article:

IGF-1 Shows Promise as Treatment For Fibromyalgia

Lisa Wells, RN

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.

Human growth hormone, also known as somatotropin, is a protein that is composed of 191 amino acids. It is released by the anterior of the pituitary gland. From birth until the end of the growth and development stage of life HGH is responsible for the rapid growth of bone, muscle, organs, etc. However, once the growth and development stage is completed the release of growth hormone begins its slow decline and continues to decline as age progresses.

In the past it was believed by physicians in modern mainstream medicine that growth hormone was only important during the time of growth and development. Unfortunately, in 2022 some physicians still believe this to be the case, even though scientific evidence showing the many benefits of restoring the HGH of aging adults to a more youthful and healthy level continues to pile up.