HGH Releasers Side Effects
Human growth hormone (HGH) is produced naturally in the brain by the pituitary gland. Human growth hormone controls how fast muscle tissue, organs, and bones grow. Human growth hormone releasers increase the amount of human growth hormone produced by the pituitary gland, and are often used as a treatment for people who naturally produce low amounts of HGH. In addition, it is also sometimes used by weightlifters, athletes and bodybuilders to increase stamina and expedite muscle development. HGH can have some side effects, including baldness, acne, prostate issues, behavioral changes and liver problems. Before using a human growth hormone releaser, maker sure to consult your physician.
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Baldness
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Use of human growth hormone releasers over an extended period of time can potentially cause baldness to occur. This is because HGH releasers increase testosterone production in the body, sometimes to an excessive level. In people who produce high amounts of testosterone naturally, this can lead to baldness. Avoid this side effect by having your testosterone levels checked before use.
Acne
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Human growth hormone releasers can cause acne to develop or worsen in some users. The high levels of testosterone produced by HGH releasers cause glands in the body to produce high amounts oil. This oil can clog pores in the skin, which can lead to acne development. Bathing regularly will help you to avoid this side effect. For small outbreaks of acne, there are several over-the-counter treatment options. For more severe cases, contact your physician.
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Prostate Issues
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Prostate issues can develop or worsen for the user of human growth hormone releasers. Prostate enlargement can occur from the presence of excessive testosterone levels in the body. The condition can be very bothersome, and may cause the person experiencing it to have difficulty with urination. Have a prostate exam conducted before use. Males over the age of 30 are more prone to the development of prostate issues than others.
Behavioral Changes
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The elevated level of testosterone produced for human growth hormone use can cause behavioral issues to develop in some people. These issues include aggression, anxiety, depression and other mental changes. Seek medical attention immediately if you experience these problems while using an HGH releaser. Those with preexisting mental-health conditions should consider using an alternate treatment option.
Liver Problems
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If not taken as directed, human growth hormone releasers can cause liver damage. The liver is responsible for filtering excess testosterone from the blood. If too much testosterone is present, the liver works harder than it should to remove it. If this continues over a long enough period of time, liver damage can result, and, in extreme cases, liver failure. Avoid use of human growth hormone releasers if you have preexisting health conditions affecting the liver.
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