Somatropin rhGH 10x3,33mg 100IU Swiss Remedies

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Somatropin Recombinant Human Growth Hormone

Somatropin is a kit of 10 x 10IU recombinant human growth hormone of rDNA origin, manufactured by Swiss Remedies.

Introduction:

It was only a matter of time before sportsmen began to use human growth hormone rHGH.
As soon as the miraculous ability of this substance to build muscular mass has been proven,
the whole body of the bodybuilder has not desired anything else.
Other athletes began to use it as soon as they found that unlike
anabolic steroids that are being tested for doping,
growth hormone is undetectable. The most interesting thing, however,
is that HGH is not a cure as a naturally occurring hormone.

What is Somatropin?

The growth hormone was first isolated about 40 years ago.
It is a polypeptide hormone secreted by the pituitary gland.
It's molecular structure contains 191 amino acids linked by peptide bonding.
Approximately 10% of the weight of the pituitary is HGH
which is approximately an average of 5 to 10 milligrams in a healthy individual.
For men, 0.5 to 1.0 milligrams are excreted daily,
with a lifetime of approximately 60 to 90 minutes in plasma.
Although of course, there are exceptions.
Most people experience the greatest excretion of HGH during the first 90 minutes of sleep.

HGH secretion is controlled by two other hormones - GHH and GHIH,
both of which are excreted in the hypothalamus and affected by
factors such as blood sugar and amino acid levels, sleep, stress and of course training.
Researchers assume that intensive workout leads to more
pronounced HGH secretion than after longer, moderate intensive training.
An extremely long exercise unit with a high number of repetitions can even reduce the HGH level.

Mechanizm of Human Growth Hormone

HGH is the most important hormone for stimulating the growth of children.
Unlike anabolic steroids, it causes the growth of virtually all body tissues,
HGH receptors can be found in kidneys, liver, bones and muscles.

If a HGH excretion disorder occurs in your body,
you can best watch it on long bones. Excessive excretion of HGH at an early age
is caused by so-called gigantism. Such individuals are more than 240 cm high,
the highest is Robert Wadlow with his 272 cm.

The opposite of gigantism is nanism, which is caused by the lack of HGH at an early age.
Individuals suffering from this defect will reach an adult height of only 60 to 90 cm.

However, HGH does not affect our organism only at an early age, it is important throughout our lives. It acts on the metabolism of fats, proteins and carbohydrates.
Although it is still the subject of various debates, it is believed that
HGH accelerates the transport of amino acids into tissues and their subsequent
conversion to HGH proteins also promotes proteosynthesis and increases the
cellular content of DNA and RNA.

Because of this, it can be compared with anabolic steroids due to anabolic effects.
But bodybuilders are also interested in the ability of HGH to affect fat stores.
Unlike insulin, which allows the use of glucose as a source of energy, in several ways:

• reduction of fat synthesis
• increased mobilization of fat from fat cells
• increased levels of hormones that break down fats (epinephrine and norepinephrine)

In contrast to V fatty tissues, HGH promotes the decomposition of stored triglycerides (body fat)
and increases plasma levels of fatty acids. Because glucose is reduced due to HGH,
fat synthesis is also reduced. Combining all these effects leads to the breakdown of body fat.
It is important to remember that HGH reduces glucose utilization,
saves glycogen and increases fat utilization as a source of energy by mobilizing fat reserves.
Probably the most striking effect of HGH is on the immune system.

In a study published in December 1987 in Metabolism,
scientists have reported that increasing hGH levels can positively affect the activity
of those immune system cells that fight against viruses and cancer.
Individuals with high levels of HGH also have more active specific cells in the immune system.
If individuals with a small-dose HGH dose (roughly equivalent to that which the body excreted within 24 hours) have received,
the activity of their immune cells has increased by up to 80%. In addition, they also recovered
1-2 kg of muscle mass on average and cut off about 2-3kg of fat.

A large number of physicians from around the world are now using growth hormone in treating patients with AIDS.
It is probably not as effective as anabolic steroids,
but on the other hand it is not associated with such taboos as with the above-mentioned steroids.
There are also studies on the potential positive effect of HGH in the treatment of patients with multiple sclerosis.
The theory of scientists is based on the influence of HGH on IGF-1 production.
IGF-1 is a peptide growth factor that, in addition to its other functions,
allows nerve tissue regeneration. And since multiple sclerosis causes nerve degeneration,
any substance that could directly or indirectly affect the stimulation of this tissue could be useful.