Category Archives: Sermorelin Injections

Reading Time: 6 minutesBy Professor Kean The majority of GH Deficiency comes from benign tumors on the pituitary gland, including but not exclusively resulting from surgery to this region of the brain (1). First developed in the 1970s as Geref, Sermorelin is a relatively small peptide that contains 29 of the 44 amino acids contained within the hypothalamic-produced molecule, growth hormone-releasing factor (also known as somatoliberin, tesamorelin, and somatocrinin). The 29 amino acids (versus the 44 amino acids) are all that is necessary to encourage the pituitary gland to increase its production of life-restoring Human Growth Hormone (HGH). In compounding Sermorelin for injection, … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 5 minutesWhat is Sermorelin Acetate Used For, and Why is it Important? HGH therapy is what most people hear about first and use before learning about Sermorelin. This is because most people do not know that Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone (GHRH) secreted by the hypothalamus is what stimulates the production of HGH production in the Pituitary Gland. One of the main reasons why our pituitary gland produces less and less HGH is thought to be associated with the hypothalamus releasing less and less GHRH as we age. Sermorelin Therapy is a cutting-edge treatment for people with Adult HGH deficiency because it … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 12 minutesHormone Therapy with HGH Sermorelin Injections A growing number of adults over the age of 30 are turning to hormone clinics to get HGH and Sermorelin Prescriptions as a way to improve their quality of life. These two very strongly linked injectable hormones are being used as a treatment methodology for alleviating the symptoms associated with adult growth hormone deficiency.  Men and women who are experiencing declining IGF-1 levels are turning to hormone replenishment protocols as the best way to approach some of the harmful effects of aging. Anti-Aging Lifestyles: Human Life Spans are Rising It is commonly believed due … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 7 minutesB12 Guide – How to Inject Vitamin B12 Vitamin B12 is one of the many essential nutrients that the body needs to operate at its fullest capacity. Vitamin B12 is responsible for facilitating a process related to the body's most basic form of energy—ATP. Without ATP, human life would not be possible. B12 activates the mitochondria in our cells, which then produce ATP. Vitamin B12 Deficiency is one of the more common forms of Vitamin Deficiency. It is not only caused by malnutrition, but also by digestive issues which prevent the proper absorption of Vitamin B12. This can occur to … Continue reading →