Human Growth Hormones HGH

Part A Drug Research

Part A

Drug Research

Description/Method Growth hormone is a powerful anabolic hormone that occurs naturally in the human body. It is produced by the pituitary gland in the brain and stimulates the growth of muscle, cartilage, and bone. Growth hormone is more abundant during your youth, It stimulates growth in children and plays an important role in adult metabolism.Scientists first isolated HGH in 1956. Three years later, NHS doctors began to use it in the treatment of children suffering from stunted growth. Synthetic HGH can now be made in unlimited quantities in the laboratory. Its use in sport was banned in 1989 by the International Olympic Committee's medical commission.

Growth hormone is a powerful anabolic hormone that occurs naturally in the human body. It is produced by the

pituitary gland in the brain and stimulates the growth of muscle, cartilage, and bone. Growth hormone is more

abundant during your youth, It stimulates growth in children and plays an important role in adult

metabolism.Scientists first isolated HGH in 1956. Three years later, NHS doctors began to use it in the treatment

of children suffering from stunted growth. Synthetic HGH can now be made in unlimited quantities in the

laboratory. Its use in sport was banned in 1989 by the International Olympic Committee's medical commission.

HGH affects the human body by increasing muscle size. Because there is a correlation between muscle size and strength, competitors in events that require power and short bursts of explosive strength would be most likely to benefit. HGH allows the muscle to recover quicker allowing you to train harder and more often. Endurance athletes tend to keep away from HGH and lean more toward EPO because it increases one's oxygen-carrying capacity and thus stamina. How does HGH affect the human body?

HGH affects the human body by increasing muscle size. Because there is a correlation between muscle size and strength, competitors in events that require power and short bursts of explosive strength would be most likely to benefit. HGH allows the muscle to recover quicker allowing you to train harder and more often. Endurance athletes tend to keep away from HGH and lean more toward EPO because it increases one's oxygen-carrying capacity and thus stamina.

Why is HGH used byathletes to enhance performance? Athletes which uses HGH mainly participate in sports which require short bursts of energy and power such as baseball And weightlifting the use of HGH to increase muscle size and also to allows tired muscles to recover quicker allowing you to train harder and more often.

Athletes which uses HGH mainly participate in sports which require short bursts of energy and power such as

baseball And weightlifting the use of HGH to increase muscle size and also to allows tired muscles to recover

quicker allowing you to train harder and more often.

In which sports is HGH most commonly used? Sports where the substance HGH is used include sports that require short explosive movements such as weight lifting and baseball. To induce HGH you can take them orally or inject HGH although the most effective way is Injection, when applied by sub-cutaneous or intramuscular injection.

Sports where the substance HGH is used include sports that require short explosive movements such as weight lifting and baseball. To induce HGH you can take them orally or inject HGH although the most effective way is Injection, when applied by sub-cutaneous or intramuscular injection.

What are the side effects/dangers associated with using HGH? Excess HGH in the body can cause acromegaly, a disease where the hands become spade-like in appearance as they get bigger. Growth of the facial bones causes the face to change shape too. The jaw becomes larger, with spaces appearing between the teeth because of this, and the eyebrows become more prominent. The tongue enlarges and the skin becomes coarse and oily. Organs like the heart, liver and kidneys will also undergo excessive growth, leading to potentially life-threatening problems - one of which is cardiomyopathy, a disease of the heart muscle. The heart loses its ability to pump blood and, in some instances, heart rhythm is disturbed, leading to irregular heartbeats There is also an increased risk of cancers due to the abnormal growth of cells.

Excess HGH in the body can cause acromegaly, a disease where the hands become spade-like in

appearance as they get bigger. Growth of the facial bones causes the face to change shape too. The jaw

becomes larger, with spaces appearing between the teeth because of this, and the eyebrows become more

prominent. The tongue enlarges and the skin becomes coarse and oily. Organs like the heart, liver and kidneys

will also undergo excessive growth, leading to potentially life-threatening problems - one of which is

cardiomyopathy, a disease of the heart muscle. The heart loses its ability to pump blood and, in some instances,

heart rhythm is disturbed, leading to irregular heartbeats There is also an increased risk of cancers due to the

abnormal growth of cells.

3 Questions 1. Where is the growth hormone produced? And what does it stimulate? 2. What sports is HGH more likely to be used? And why? 3. when was HGH first banned from sports?

1. Where is the growth hormone produced? And what does it stimulate?

2. What sports is HGH more likely to be used? And why?

3. when was HGH first banned from sports?