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Part of the aging process involves a progressive loss of the ability to regulate cellto-cell[1] signaling within the endocrine system. Homeopathic medicines work by
strengthening cell signaling[2] within the endocrine system rather than try to
replace complex hormones.
T here seems to be a prevailing misunderstanding concerning homeopathic HGH.
While it’s true, the actual HGH molecule is too large to be
absorbed sub-lingually (under the tongue).
Homeopathy[3] does not attempt to have the actual large HGH molecule be absorbed sub-lingually (under the
tongue).
T he real HGH molecules and the base solution are subjected to a long and intense process of homeopathic
succussion and dilution.
T his process combines molecular biotechnolgy, homeopathic preparation and bioelectric medicine to create a
base solution that is potentiated with the properties and characteristics of the original active ingredient
(human growth hormone).
T his means the solution has taken on the properties and abilities of the original active ingredient (human
growth hormone).
Essentially becoming a homeopathic signaling molecule.
T hese signaling molecules help to reestablish the cell-to-cell communication in the hormonal system
through specif ic pathways…cell receptor sites.
T he entire concept of homeopathy strives to persuade your body to working properly on its own by signaling
these critical receptor sites.
Homeopathy strives to bring the body into homeostasis (balance) gently and
steadily
T he body is designed f or self -regulatory processes homeopathic hgh f ocuses on healthy aging within the
conf ines of a persons own self -regulatory processes.
Homeopathic hgh provides bio-available signals which attempt to mimic the subtleties of the f eedback loops of
the endocrine system. Homeopathy assures saf ety and continual support of the body’s natural processes.
Samual Hahnemann, M.D., developed homeopathy in the early 1800s. T he word “homeopathy” means, “like
treats like.” In other words, a symptom that results f rom taking a substance in its raw f orm can be alleviated by
taking the same substance in a highly diluted and properly succussed, or shaken f orm.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/homeopathichgh-131205113340-phpapp02/85/Homeopathic-HGH-Supplements-1-320.jpg)
![Dr. Hahnemann developed the well-known Law of Similars af ter years of observing the interactions between
drugs and the body. He identif ied two elements underlying the f undamental principle of pharmacology, i.e., a
drug has a physiologic ef f ect on the body and the body reacts positively and negatively to a drug, producing
symptoms.
Dr. Hahnemann discovered by diluting drugs, serially into homeopathic compounds, he could encourage
patients to experience important the positive attributes of a drug without having their associated negative
reactions.
References:
[1] National Center f or Biotechnology Inf ormation. General Principles of Cell Signaling. Available f rom:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK28317/
[2] Biology Arizona Edu. Cell Signaling Problem Set. Available f rom:
http://www.biology.arizona.edu/CELL_BIO/problem_sets/signaling/Index.html
[3] WebMD. What is homeopathy?. Available f rom: http://www.webmd.com/balance/guide/homeopathy-topicoverview](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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