Showing posts with label Growth hormone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Growth hormone. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

What are you know about Growth Hormones and taller ?

You don`t happy with your current body height, now yo have chances are you are looking for ways to grow taller naturally. Of course, the term tall is relative and depending on the culture or country, someone might be seen as tall or short. In the end, if you are not happy with your height, then it doesn't really matter what others say, though. See, your height and growing in general are based on your body's growth hormones. Growth hormones are not just responsible for your bone size and structure; they can also determine your muscle mass. Hormones are produced by your body's glands, whereas the hormones itself are chemical components. The glands are responsible for producing them and releasing them into your blood streams, so that they can consequently be delivered to the right places in your body. Once arrived, the hormones then trigger the according growth process and body development.

Growing and developing your body is just one of two functions that your hormones have. Sometimes, hormones are responsible for triggering a new process that has the purpose of mass producing other hormones. As you can see, your body's hormonal balance can quickly become very complicated through these chain reactions. However, since people know how important these growth hormones are if you want to grow taller naturally, many started to look for other streams to tap into for more of these hormones. Most of these streams are external sources in the forms of injections, supplements or pills. See, there are certain amino acids that can be used to produce growth hormones. By consuming such amino acids - whether it's in the form of an injection, pill or supplement - the body starts to produce more of the according growth hormones. It is something that bodybuilders commonly use for their purposes, too. However, this is also where it gets quite dangerous.

It is definitely not recommended for anyone to take in such products with these hormone stimulating amino acids without proper instructions from a supervising doctor. There are so many side effects to these products that it is questionable whether it's ever a good idea. These side effects can be quite detrimental to your health in the form of hair loss, high blood pressure, nervousness, drowsiness and more. As I have already mentioned above, your body's hormonal balance is extremely complicated. Moreover, everyone's body is different, thus making it even harder to be able to know how many amino acids would be healthy for any certain individual. Whereas it would be nice to be able to successfully tap into such external sources, it's just too risky in my opinion.

And you may be surprised, though, when I tell you that there are natural ways to stimulate your glands to release more growth hormones. Hormones are being released all the time into your body and a healthy lifestyle can be very supportive in this regard. As you will find out, the right diet and regular exercise have the potential to naturally cause your glands to release more growth hormones into your system. Moreover, massage has been found to have similar effects if the right reflex points are stimulated.

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Now you can be taller by these exercise

 Many of people like to be a taller . Most of them using a machine and other makes exercise but you want easy way for you to get you goal . And  if one is on the short side. It is achievable to increase ones height, as there are exercises that one can do that can trigger the level of Growth Hormones that are needed to trigger an increase in the height.

 The exercises that are effective in helping people get taller are high intensity workouts which include the likes of swimming and sprinting. What makes these exercises so effective is the fact that the body is forced to produce the growth hormones, and when that happens, the height is also encouraged. Cycling will also have the same effect to your height like sprinting and swimming.

 Other good exercises to grow taller include stretching the body to the point where height is increased. With stretching, the spine gets to be stretched to the point where there is less pressure between the vertebrae. The effect of the stretching gets your spine to be less compressed, therefore giving you that extra height.

 In stretching, there are certain activities that you can focus on to get you the desired results that you want. Hanging is one of them. It allows for your body to be on air, which allows the gravity to pull your body towards the ground. When this happens, height growth is stimulated, so exercises to grow taller are encouraged.

 And there are other stretching exercises that you can do to stimulate height growth, such as yoga. Yoga has different stretching techniques that you can employ to get your body stretching, and the benefits are great.

 Now you making searing in any things to get information from the library and get a hold of some good yoga books, and photocopy the pages of exercises that you decide to do. Or you could browse the Internet and go to the top yoga sites, and find out which exercises are best for increasing your height. Not only can stretching increase how tall you are, it will also increase blood flow, and make you healthier overall.

 Making exercises to grow taller should be done on a consistent basis if you hope to see the results, it is definitely not a once off thing. When you first get started, it is advisable to take it slowly to get your body accustomed to the exercises, this will also make sure that you do not hurt yourself exerting the body.

Friday, June 10, 2011

Growth hormone in real life of bodybuilder

    Growth hormone  was discovered in the 1920's and was isolated in the form of somatotropin in 1956. The benefits of HGH are immense, even today new research pops up regularly that reveals new uses for it. HGH is present in the body at a rate of 500 micrograms at any time in the blood of males between the ages of 20 and 30.

It's produced by the anterior pituitary gland under the stimulation of the Hypothalamus (like LH, the testosterone precursor). The effects on our system are tremendous:
HGH promotes and increases the synthesis of new protein tissues, such as in muscle recovery or repair. This is the way new muscle is built.
Recent research suggests its involvement in the metabolism of body-fat and its conversion to energy sources. Tests were conducted in obese people and medical use in treating obesity was proven beyond a doubt. Pro's have used GH as a way of maintaining and increasing lean mass while dieting for years.
It improves the sleeping pattern, makes for less unintended awakenings and betters REM-stage sleep.
HGH produces more energy
It may improve sexual performance
It builds stronger bones
Improves the quality and duration of heart and kidneys

So you can tell the benefits are not few. What's an even bigger card in the weighing of HGH against testosterone and its derivatives is that it is not androgenic, causes no aromatization and shows no side effects in limited doses. It just makes you bigger, huge even in combination with testosterone.

It is believed that we may benefit from doses up to 1 to 1.5 mg in the bloodstream. That is somewhere in the optimal range for natural GH.

Well that's the point everyone was hoping I'd get to. The ways to improving GH concentration is by utilizing the 4 areas of bodybuilding: Training, rest, nutrition and supplementation.
 Training:

The first way of stimulating GH release naturally is training. Working out, putting the body under extreme stress, I'm sure it's something none of you are unfamiliar with. Intense workouts, energy-consuming events and long periods of physical exhaustion are keys in releasing more Growth Hormone because these catabolic states require extra protein synthesis and in case of lack of energy, fat metabolization to make up for glycogen depletion.

This is no doubt the most potent kind of GH release as it's targeted to meet the demands of the bodybuilder. Of course I'm not telling you anything new when I'm saying you have to work out to gain muscle mass. I hope. Moreover the production of this GH is a direct reaction to a catabolic state that is not wishful to those looking for gains.

The only interesting I can tell you is this: I learned this in my first year of physiology. GH can be manipulated. The general rule of thumb when working out is never to train longer than 45 minutes because that's when GH tapers off and cortisol production sets in. But the half-life of HGH can be influenced.

If you train 40 minutes for a month and increase it by 2 minutes every month, after 10 months, you could train for an hour without inducing a catabolic state. No one has ever tested how far you can push the envelope, but is a proven fact. At this point I see no use for working out longer than an hour. Anyone using moderate to heavy intensity should be able to finish 25 sets in that time.

The highest I use at this time, being a competitor myself, is 22 sets for back. Since I'm still growing I assume that's enough. And since you have to match recovery to training intensity and vice versa, 25 or more sets would nescessitate at least 4500 to 5000 calories, maybe more. My stomach just isn't that big.
 Rest:

75 percent of your total daily HGH output is produced while sleeping, and most of that in REM sleep. This again stresses the need for a good night's sleep, in case that hadn't quite dawned on you. Though cat naps may further your case a bit, it's unlikely that you can induce a deep enough sleep to start producing GH.

This GH, in any case, is not near as potent as the other kinds because it is produced as a response to a need for sleep protection and a need for energy repletion for the next day, not so much in response to a need for EXTRA energy. But I think everyone understands that without this amount of GH other sources of GH will not be used as efficiently. Getting at least 8-10 hours of sleep is a sacrifice everyone should consider making if you want to get big in a hurry.

Also the regularity of your sleeping pattern could promote more REM cycles and result in more hormonal output. So keeping steady hours of rest is beneficial. If you are one to stay out late on weekends it may be best to still wake up at the same time instead of sleeping in. Otherwise you may disturb your sleeping pattern.

If you are used to sleeping from 10 to 8 and in the weekend you get home at 1, sleep until 8 and add a 1-hour nap every afternoon for the next 3-days to make up for the lack of sleep. But if at all possible maintain steady hours.
 Nutrition:

Most likely the most important section of the article, and that of the most interest to the natural bodybuilder looking to make the most of his GH. Naturally I have to ask you to take the past two paragraphs into regard before continuing here. You can't expect gains from nutrition or supplementation if your recovery is not adequately adapted.

The search for natural GH secretagogues (secrete and agogue (to teach), so literally to teach to secrete or induce the production of) begins with the most basic of nutrients. Yup you guessed it (or you read it in the previous article): amino acids. But for aminos to have a good effect you need to make sure that 15-20 percent of your diet consists of clean fats. These induce cholesterol, the storage of the base-hormone in the body that leads to the manufacture of most steroidogenic hormones.

The ultimate goal of this paragraph is to give you a complete stack, with amounts, of amino acids that can synergistically produce more GH, but any of them should further the case. I'll list them in order of importance (in this instance, this is not the importance of the amino in the diet).

The doses I'm about to give you are the best range for maximizing GH in a pre-workout stack. If you have anti-aging properties in mind, smaller doses will work as well.

Arginine (5-8 g) or arginine Pyroglutamate. I hinted at this in my last article, are prime movers in the production of natural GH.

Ornithine (4-7 g) works synergistically with arginine, from which it is derived. Together they have the best impact.

Glutamine (5 g) or Glutamine Peptides preserve the use of arginine in depleted circumstances.

Glycine (3-10 g)

OKG (3 g) is very expensive, but useful

BCAA's (3-6 g) for musclebuilding properties, enhanced by GH.

GABA and Lysine in trace amounts, but since they may inhibit the other amino's, it would be best to take these at different times.

Other dietary sources of GH promoting nutrients are Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), Vitamin B3 and most anti-oxidants. Take your stack, which ever amino's it ends up consisting of, 45 minutes prior to your workout for maximal levels of Growth Hormone. On non-workout days, take your stack either before bed or in the morning, both on an empty stomach.

If you wish to learn more about specific amino acids in this stack, or others that may be of benefit to your training regimen, I refer you to the previous article about amino acids. This stack is more than adequate to boost HGH gains by 50 percent. If I hadn't convinced you of the use of protein to gain muscle, the potential amount of GH you get from maintaining protein levels should make you change your mind.

Whey protein especially, and dessicated liver are high in arginine levels. Gearing protein intake to specific goals could be a motivation to keep up the work on the nutritional end of things.
 Supplementation:

No I'm not telling you to inject GH. Until it becomes legal and then still under a doctor's supervision, I don't suggest you use it. GH supplementation has many benefits though. It increases the protein synthesizing effect of testosterone and causes growth in muscle tissue. Unlike most steroidogenic substances it is currently undetectable in drug tests.

What's more, in small doses it exerts no side effects. In large doses it may be very harmful however.

Too much natural GH causes a condition called acromegaly. A person's muscles grow, but so do his bones, his face, his intestines. Not funny, huh? Plus the muscle you gain on GH is not functional. GH causes no gains in strength. Larger muscles naturally increases strength a little, but without training of the tendons and attachments, no strength increase is noticeable.

The enlarged intestines are what cause the bloated guts on stage in Mr. Olympia contests. Only two substances cause this bloating: IGF-1 (insulin-like Growth factor 1) and HGH. Pros swear by the stuff. It's relatively new to the market as well. For a long time the only source of GH was from cadavers.

This held a great risk of infection with BSE (Kreutzfeld-Jakob disease) a debilitating disease that leads to death in weeks and is currently a hot topic because of recent cases in the European bovine stock as a result of processing animal waste in animal food. Now it's available as somatotropin, synthethized outside the body.

So why did I bring up supplementation if it's illegal? Well how do you suppose you make an illegal drug a legal supplement? In the States there is a law that says that you can sell certain substances over the counter if they are below a certain concentration. So GH is currently being sold as a supplement, though suspended in alcohol. It is supposed to be absorbed sublingually (under the tongue) or through the nasal glands (in the nose).

It's small enough to do this and yields high rates. It can't survive the digestive process and find a way into the blood through ingestion and the only other way is to inject it, which makes it illegal again. The law is the same one that allows ephedrine in fat-loss supps and pseudo-ephedrine in cold-medicine.

The GH we are talking about here is not very effective, nor very cheap, but it pays off as a recovery supplement. I tried it once taking a few drops sublingually after every workout. I didn't gain much extra muscle, none to speak of, but I found that my muscles recovered faster, noticed a decrease in lactic acid buildup and slept better overall.

So it has its merits. The downside: a pricetag of 70 or 80 bucks for a months worth. I wouldn't regard this last paragraph as key to your supplementation regimen and take the three paragraphs prior to it, if you learn anything, but for those who had questions about legal GH, I hereby answered them.
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Sunday, December 19, 2010

Training and nutrition in bodybuilding world

When i see this important article i`m said to my self you must people know about lee Labrada says
Putting on muscle is easy if you have the know-how and combine it with hard work. But even if you have the right training program and work hard, staying on course can be challenging at times.

There's a pitfall at every corner of the gym, waiting for both the complacent and the overzealous. In this piece, I have outlined what I believe are the ten most dangerous pitfalls to making progress on your physique. Ignore them at your own peril.

1. Not Training Hard Enough: You may think you're training hard enough, but are you really pushing it on each set? If you're not pushing yourself to the point where you cannot perform another repetition on each set, you're not training hard enough.

In order to stimulate muscle growth, you have to push each muscle group to the point that it fails, i.e., where you cannot perform any additional unassisted repetitions. It is at this point that your brain receives a signal from the muscles indicating that it needs to stimulate additional muscle growth in preparation for the next bout of exercise.

Your goal throughout your workout should be to progressively fatigue the target muscle group more and more with each succeeding set, until you reach point where that muscle group is totally fatigued. This is called training to failure.

Unlike other failures in life, this is a good failure to have because it signals growth. In between sets, you should rest only long enough to catch your breath, which will give your body the ability to cancel the oxygen deficit that builds up during each set. Once you have caught your breath, it's time to go on.

This leaves very little time for chatting with friends in the gym or indulging in other distractions. It should be your goal to get into the gym, get the job done and get out. Do not mistake training hard with training for a long time.

It's not the amount of time you spend in the gym that counts, it's the quantity and quality of the work you put in. Keep the intensity high and keep the growth coming.

2. Training Too Long: If you're spending more than an hour in the gym, you're training too long. The time trap is a common pitfall, especially amongst beginners, who often think that if 30 minutes of exercise is good, 60 minutes will double their results. That is absolutely not the case.

There is an inverse relationship between intensity and workout duration. In other words, you can train hard for a brief amount of time, or you can train with sub maximal effort for a long amount of time, but you can't both train hard and train long.

Staying in the gym too long leads to poor results. In the best-case scenario, your workouts will be ineffectual, because you never truly reach the point at which your muscles are fatigued. A workout comprised of a series of less than maximal sets will do little to stimulate further progress.

In the worst-case scenario, you end up over-trained. That means you end up doing much more than your body can recover from, and hence, your progress takes a beating. A good rule of thumb is to train intensely, limiting the work out for each muscle group to 20-30 minutes. Get in the gym, get the job done, and get out.

3. Eating Too Much: In the old days we were told to train hard and then eat as much of meat, potatoes, milk, eggs and other high calorie foods as we could, but in retrospect, this only addressed the caloric part of the nutrition equation.

Focusing solely on calories doesn't address other very important nutritional factors like macronutrient ratios at each meal and meal frequency throughout the day. Yes, you need to consume more calories than you're burning off on any given day.

After all, a small surplus of calories is necessary for growth. But additionally, the macronutrient profile of each your meals needs to stay within a specific range; I prefer a diet that is 50% complex carbohydrates 30% protein and 20% fat by calories when I am trying to put on muscular size.

All too often, the "all you can eat mentality" that is adopted by those eager for muscle size destroys well laid plans. Eating too much at one meal overtaxes your digestive system, making it difficult for you to be hungry when it's time to eat again three hours later.

Meal frequency is more important than pigging out. Every serious bodybuilder needs to consume 5 to 6 small meals during the day. If you act like a human waste disposal at each meal, your appetite is going to be destroyed when it comes time to eat again 3 hours later. So eating indiscriminately can hurt your progress. Eating the right things is important.

I start out every day with Lean Body Breakfast MRP, which supplies me with 40 grams of protein, 35 grams of complex carbs, 7 grams of fiber and EFA's. Then throughout the day I will eat a well rounded diet consisting of 5-6 small meals that contain at least 40 grams of protein, plus lots of complex carbs, fruits and vegetables.

4. Not Resting Enough: Too much of a good thing can hurt you. Training is wonderful, but you have to be able to recover from it. You must rest at least 72 hours in between large body parts and at least 48 hours in between small body parts to fully recover. Many seasoned professionals won't train a body part more than once per week.

When you are expending maximal effort in the gym, i.e. you're training as hard as possible with very heavy weights, it taxes your body tremendously. Remember that it is outside of the gym, while you are resting that your muscles are actually growing. Rest time must not be underestimated.

Quality sleep is important; research shows that we actually need more sleep than we think. 8-9 hours for a growing bodybuilder is a minimum.

If you are a hard gainer, or you have a fast metabolism, you should limit your extracurricular activities outside of the gym.

Working out and then participating in highly energy intensive activities such as playing basketball, football, etc. several times per week will actually increase the recuperative time needed in between workouts, not to mention increasing nutritional needs. Keep these things in mind as you are trying to put on muscular weight.

5. Not Sticking To Basic Exercises: In bodybuilding, the steady ship wins the race. Stick to basic heavy exercises such as squats, deadlifts, bench presses, and military presses as the foundation of your training at all times. These exercises are compound movements which incorporate the use of more than one joint and several large muscle groups. They have the most profound effect on muscle growth by taxing the maximal number of muscle fibers in the major muscle groups.

Many beginning bodybuilders lose sight of the fact that it takes time to gain muscle. When muscle gains don't come as fast as they would like, or the first time they hit a plateau, they think about changing basic exercises. Many will look to the pro's programs featured in muscle magazines for ideas. This leads them to discard time-proven basic exercises.

What most fail to realize is that the professionals featured in magazines have built the bulk of their physiques using basic exercises and that the exercises presented in their magazine workouts are advanced and used for shaping and polishing their physiques.

These finishing exercises do not do as much as the basic exercises in promoting muscular bulk, so if you want to grow stick to basics. Leave the shaping exercises to advanced bodybuilders and pro's.

6. Lack Of Motivation: In order to succeed, you must be a person who is able to perform hard work repeatedly over a long period of time. Persistence is one virtue that bodybuilding has taught me over the years. You must have something that "fires you up" and gets you into the gym.

You must clearly define your purpose for being in the gym and expending the hard work in the first place. And let's face it, the diet needed to support your workouts is not easy either. It requires a commitment of discipline, time, energy and effort. Motivation can be built, just like a muscle. But it requires a crystal clear idea of why you are doing this in the first place and constant reinforcement of that idea.

7. Not Setting Goals And Timelines: It is all too easy to fall into a routine. Over the long run, routines can be beneficial, but they can also be self defeating if you fall into the habit of just "going through the motions."

To keep yourself positively motivated in the gym you should always have a goal in mind whether that is an extra half-inch on your arms, getting into the best shape of your life for an upcoming competition. It is important not only to set goals but to also to put time lines on them.

In other words, you might give yourself a timeline of 8 weeks to attain that half inch you want on your arms. Once you have a goal and a timeline, you can positively motivate yourself to reach it. You become a man on a mission, so to speak, and all of your efforts take on new meaning. Always have a goal and a timeline in mind when you go into the gym to train.

8. Not Competing: Not everybody wants to become a competitive bodybuilder. Competing bodybuilders are those who enter bodybuilding competitions such as those sanctioned by the NPC around the country. But there are other ways of competing that don't involve stepping onto the posing dais.

You should compete against yourself at least once per year. But if not on the contest stage, then how do you compete against yourself? Quite simply, set a 10-12 week timeline to get into the best condition possible.

During this time, commit to restricting your calories and increasing your aerobic activities and training to shed excess body fat, just like you would if you were competing against others in a bodybuilding show. Take before pictures and after pictures.

The best time of the year to do this is in the spring after a heavy fall and winter phase of mass building. It is my experience that I have become a better bodybuilder after each of my competition periods. Why? Because "cutting up" does several things for you:

First, it gives your digestive system a break from all of the extra calories during the year. This makes it more efficient, so that when you do start increasing your calories again, your absorption of nutrients is improved.

Secondly, dieting down combined with hard training results in the release of growth hormone, which helps the physique to grow again in the post diet phase.

Third, muscle quality improves. Most pre-contest training consists of higher repetitions and more sets, which contributes to muscle quality, i.e., muscularity, vascularity, and separation. Most importantly, competing gives you a clear idea of just how good your physique truly is, and helps you identify weak points and strong points.

If you want a forum to help you compete against yourself, enter the 12 week Lean Body Challenge by visiting www.leanbodycoach.com and signing up for my free weekly on-line newsletter. I will help you.

9. Skipping Workouts: If you want to grow, consistency is the key. Your system is a biological organism, and as such, it needs stimulation at regular intervals. For maximum progress, you must keep a regular schedule. Skipping workouts just retards progress, and at the very best is a step backwards.

Now, every so often I will either skip a workout or do a lighter workout intentionally if I'm feeling that my body is not completely recovered. However, skipping multiple workouts for no reason other than it didn't fit in your schedule or you just didn't feel like it is a losing proposition.

This sets you up for failure both physically and mentally. Physically because you won't see the progress you desire and mentally because it creates a bad habit. Stay consistent with your workouts and you will enjoy the best results.

10. Failing To Expand Your Horizons: This is a pitfall that primarily plagues bodybuilders who are well advanced in the number of training years. What happens is that these advanced bodybuilders get set in their ways and develop hard and fast habits, which are hard to break.

Most of these advanced bodybuilders are so sure that what they're doing is right and that their way of training is the only way of training that they fail to expand their horizons by trying new things. New techniques should be incorporated from time to time. By trying out new things, you can break out of training plateaus and enjoy new muscle growth.

While it's important to keep your base of fundamental exercise, it is also important to try new things to jar muscle growth. It is also important to use a variety of exercises both to round out your physique and keep your workouts fresh. Keeping your bodybuilding workouts fresh not only helps you to develop more muscle in but also keeps the workouts interesting, an important factor in keeping your motivation high.

Bodybuilding is a journey. It takes time to do it right and learning how to identify and avoid these common pitfalls can speed you along your way. Take stock of your workout, nutrition and rest habits today and challenge yourself to improve. By doing so you can bet that you will improve your physique.



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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Growth hormone (GH) the way to increase

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   Growth hormone and hopes to be taller and more increases
Many people, especially adults want to increase their height to grow taller. Somehow society pays more respect to taller people and it is a fact that taller people in general get better jobs and tall men are more attractive to girls.

There are many ways to increase your height such as eating the right foods, doing the right stretching exercises, increasing your natural human growth hormone (HGH), participating in certain sports and using height increase hypnosis just to name a few.

The problem is that most people do not believe that one can grow taller if you are an adult although it is a scientific fact. If you are an adult who do not believe that you can increase your height, then you are missing out alot.

For the purpose of this article, we will explore how increasing your own natural production of hgh can help you increase your height to be taller.

Even when you are developing as a foetus in your mommy's belly, you are in a rapid state of growth. This growth spurts will continue until you reach adulthood when everything just stop growing. The growth before adulthood was made possible because of the abundance of our natural human growth hormones in our bodies. However as we get older, the production of Hgh starts to decline year by year.

In other words, when we stop growing, we are in a state of physical decline because we do not repair ourselves effectively not to say growing further. This means that we are slowly wasting away and dying.

The human growth hormone is made up of a complex set of amino acids and is released into our bloodstream by our endocrine system. This hormone is largely produced by our pituitary glands in the brain.

This amazing hormone serves many functions such as helping our body to turn fat into energy needed for growth. It helps to repair damaged bodily tissues and enlargement of organs and muscles. Hgh also directs your bones to increase in size and strength and thus help us to grow taller. Because of its cellular repair abilities, many older folks who increase their hgh production report being able to even look and feel younger.

Therefore, one of the most effective way to increase your height and grow taller is to increase your production of your own natural hgh. Since it is your brain that controls the production of hgh, then you need to trigger your brain into producing more growth hormones. So how can this be done?

There are many ways to encourage and boost your growth hormone level and having enough sleep is one important method. You see, our bodies repair itself from stress and damages of the day when we sleep. In order to rejuvenate the body, hgh and many other hormones are produced in larger quantities during our sleep for this purpose.

If you do not have enough sleep, then less of this hormone is produced. So if you get too little sleep, you will not give your body enough time to release, circulate, and use the hormones in your body. Can you imagine not having enough sleep day after day and year after year, accumulatively your health not to say your height will be highly compromised.

Next, start a regular exercise program which includes weight training and stretching exercises. With the right weight training exercises, your body will produce more growth hormone when you sleep in order to repair and grow your muscles and bones. Stretching exercises decompress your joints, especially your spine and thus make your spine longer and as such, your height is increased.

To encourage your body to produce even more hgh, then take hgh booster supplements. These growth hormone enhancers are made from natural herbs to encourage your body to produce its natural hormones.

Many people mistakenly think that these supplements are steroids which are incorrect. Steroids are artificial hormones injected into your blood stream and can only be administered by a medical practitioner by law because of its known side effects. However, since hgh supplements are made from natural herbs, they are readily available in most health and fitness stores and have relatively no side effects.

So if you want to increase your height to grow taller, then start by having enough sleep, exercise and stretch regularly and supplement your diet with human growth hormone releasers to increase your natural hgh production.


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