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7 Natural Ways To Boost Human Growth Hormone (HGH)
Human Growth Hormone: It is important for the body to produce an adequate amount of HGH. Here's how to boost HGH in the body naturally.
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Yes, You Can Increase Your Height After 18. Here's How
Growth hormones in the pituitary gland are responsible for the growth of our bones, body composition and metabolism. Here are some ways which can trigger growth of these hormones to help you increase your height even after 18.
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Conditions Disqualifying You From Donating Blood
Some people are disqualified from donating blood because they have diseases that are transmissible via blood. Other potential donors are disqualified because of other conditions. Read on to know more
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Dental X-rays may lead to low birth-weight
Pregnant women who undergo dental X-rays may increase their risk of having low birth-weight babies. The association could be related to exposing the mothers' thyroid, pituitary or hypothalamus glands to radiation, even early in the pregnancy.
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Human growth hormone and ageing
Supplements that claim to help one look and feel younger typically contain very little of the ingredients needed to achieve those effects.
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Bright light boosts testosterone in men
Researchers found that men who were exposed to an hour of bright light before sunrise experienced an increase in the luteinizing hormone (LH), a hormone produced in the brain's pituitary gland.
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Risk of cancer in patients treated with growth hormone
There is evidence that raised endogenous levels of growth hormone and IGF-I might be associated with increased risk of cancer. Patients treated with human pituitary growth hormone had significantly raised risks of mortality from cancer overall, colon and rectal cancer and Hodgkin's disease.
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7 Natural Ways To Boost Human Growth Hormone (HGH)
Human Growth Hormone: It is important for the body to produce an adequate amount of HGH. Here's how to boost HGH in the body naturally.
-
Yes, You Can Increase Your Height After 18. Here's How
Growth hormones in the pituitary gland are responsible for the growth of our bones, body composition and metabolism. Here are some ways which can trigger growth of these hormones to help you increase your height even after 18.
-
Conditions Disqualifying You From Donating Blood
Some people are disqualified from donating blood because they have diseases that are transmissible via blood. Other potential donors are disqualified because of other conditions. Read on to know more
-
Dental X-rays may lead to low birth-weight
Pregnant women who undergo dental X-rays may increase their risk of having low birth-weight babies. The association could be related to exposing the mothers' thyroid, pituitary or hypothalamus glands to radiation, even early in the pregnancy.
-
Human growth hormone and ageing
Supplements that claim to help one look and feel younger typically contain very little of the ingredients needed to achieve those effects.
-
Bright light boosts testosterone in men
Researchers found that men who were exposed to an hour of bright light before sunrise experienced an increase in the luteinizing hormone (LH), a hormone produced in the brain's pituitary gland.
-
Risk of cancer in patients treated with growth hormone
There is evidence that raised endogenous levels of growth hormone and IGF-I might be associated with increased risk of cancer. Patients treated with human pituitary growth hormone had significantly raised risks of mortality from cancer overall, colon and rectal cancer and Hodgkin's disease.
