I use HGH as well with consistent results.
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Duncan Crow <[email protected]> wrote:
HGH builds and improves the heart muscle, improving cardiac
output in congestive heart failure or after some heart muscle has
died off after a heart attack, just as it improves the whole
body, glands, organs and all.
SomaLife gHP increases HGH secretion to maximum youthful values
with each dose, resulting in increased healing over a period of 3-
6 months or so. Benefits can continue to accumulate using a
SomaLife gHP program, for about 2-2.5 years. HGH shots work too;
they are the choice of the well-heeled and some anti-aging
doctors, but correct dosing/frequency requires careful attention.
While nutrition is of course important, HGH is the right tool for
this job because it is an absolute requirement for lean tissue
rehabilitation, muscle tone and growth, and people with "age-
related" disorders such as CHF, weak immune response, kidney
failure, etc, have those disorders primarily because their HGH
secretion is falling naturally with age.
I have been into anti-aging subjects since about 1991; some of
the studies on cardiac output, metabolic and age-related
complaints, osteoporosis, renal failure, arthritis, fibromyalgia
etc, and how these age-related and HGH deficiency illnesses and
other aging symptoms can be treated, can be found at the
following link.
A lot of people fail on circulation, and many elderly people have
benefited by a program of metabolic enzymes that improve
microcirculation by reducing blood coagulation, clotting, plaque,
organ fibrosis etc.
It almost goes without saying that at a cellular level, good
microcirculation is a requirement for waste removal and nutrient
and oxygen delivery (thus recovery). The combination of
BlockBuster All Clear enzymes to reduce the circulatory
impairment and doing a 10-minute "sit bounce" on a mini
trampoline every day is doable by everybody. The mini-tramp can
move lymph 14 times better than jogging, and an acidic and
stagnant lymph is a huge obstacle to a healing program.
Chronically high blood pressure, a cause of CHF, can be high for
several reasons, most of them dietary; we can discuss these
elsewhere. But in the end it's the low antioxidant pool in
combination with the reduced ability to repair that accumulates
cardiac damage. In the order to avoid damage, the heart requires
quite a lot of antioxidants, especially CoQ10 and glutathione,
both of which are used in the energy creation process so the
heart muscle can twitch at all :) as well as being the main
antioxidant protection against cell death and tissue weakness.
Low glutathione is the main cause of oxidative stress, which is a
condition of systemically low antioxidant levels accompanied by
with local depletions (as seen also in cardiac, joint and bowel
disorders). I have a reference section on glutathione here:
http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/glutathione-references.html
Duncan
http://members.shaw.ca/SomaLife-gHP
On 23 Jun 2007 at 12:50, Charles Marcus wrote:
> > My father and my partner both suffer from CHF (Dad was diagnosed 2
> > weeks ago, Guy a number of years ago). Guy also suffers from IILD.
>
> See my prior post on Dr Schulze and Haqwthorne - this is exactly what he
> had, if memory serves.
>
> I would immediatley get on his program for heart health and his lung
> formula.
>
> In fact, I would do his entire program if I had any serious health
> problem. These herbal formulas are the most potent you can find
> commercially, and are all made from organically grown and/or
> wild-harvested herbs harvested at the appropriate time in their growth
> cycle.
>
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