Human Growth Hormone - also called HGH is referred to in medical science as the master hormone. It is very plentiful when we are young, but near the age of twenty-one our bodies begin to produce less of it. By the time we are forty nearly everyone is deficient in HGH, and at eighty our production has normally diminished at least 90-95%.

- Increased muscle strength and size.
- Loss in body fat.
- Increased bone density.
- Lower blood pressure
- Quickens wound healing.
- Reduces cellulite.
- Improved vision.
- Wrinkle disappearance.
- Increased skin thickness and texture.
- New hair growth and color restored.
- Increased energy levels and exercise endurance.
- Improved sleep and emotional stability.
- Improved memory and mental alertness.
- Increased sexual potency I frequency.
- Resistance to common illness.
- Strengthened heart muscle.
- Controlled cholesterol.
- Controlled mood swings.