Category Archives: Longevity Medicine

Reading Time: 3 minutesIn a pioneering clinical trial, Alzheimer's patients experienced remarkable reversal of degenerative memory loss due to a groundbreaking medical regimen. For a hundred years, treatments to benefit Alzheimer's patients were unsuccessful, leaving patients facing neurological degeneration and limited benefits of palliative care. However, a new treatment regimen has revolutionized Alzheimer's therapy. An experimental group of ten patients followed a comprehensive and personalized regimen aimed at reversing their memory loss. The astonishing result was that nine of the ten patients benefited from the treatment, with their memory capabilities enhanced within the first three to six months. Patient Profiles: The Impact of … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesAdult-onset growth hormone deficiency (AGHD) can have various mental and psychological effects due to its impact on the endocrine system. It's important to note that these effects can vary from person to person, and the severity of symptoms can also differ. Some potential mental and psychological effects of AGHD may include: Cognitive Changes: AGHD can lead to difficulties with memory, concentration, and cognitive function. This can manifest as forgetfulness, decreased mental sharpness, and reduced ability to process information. Depression and Mood Changes: Individuals with AGHD may experience mood swings, irritability, and an increased risk of depression. Low growth hormone levels … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesCan adult-onset HGH deficiency strike during childhood? No, adult-onset growth hormone deficiency (AGHD) is a condition that occurs in adulthood, typically after the completion of normal growth during puberty. It is not a condition that can strike during childhood. Growth hormone deficiency (GHD) in children is a distinct condition and is referred to as pediatric growth hormone deficiency or childhood-onset growth hormone deficiency. Childhood-onset growth hormone deficiency occurs when a child's pituitary gland does not produce enough growth hormone, which can lead to stunted growth and developmental issues. It is typically diagnosed and treated during childhood or adolescence to help … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 2 minutesGrowth Hormone Deficiency (GHD) can impact individuals at different stages of their lives - childhood and adulthood. However, there is a clear distinction between these two conditions. The childhood onset growth hormone deficiency, also known as pediatric growth hormone deficiency, is a condition that hampers a child's normal growth due to less production of growth hormone by the pituitary gland. This condition is identified and treated during a child's development phase to promote normal growth. On the other hand, Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency (AGHD) affects individuals who have completed their growth phase and have achieved their full height. The deficiency … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 2 minutesAdult onset growth hormone deficiency (AGHD) not only impacts the physical state of an individual but also their mental and psychological health. The influence of this deficiency on the endocrine system manifests differently in individuals, with the severity of symptoms also differing. Recognizing these variations can help identify the condition earlier and ensure timely care. Among the possible mental and psychological effects of AGHD, cognitive changes are prevalent. This can present in forms of memory challenges, lack of concentration, and overall cognitive decline, affecting one's ability to effectively process information. Mood changes, including increased depression and irritability, are also common … Continue reading →