How to Buy HGH (Human Growth Hormone)
According to the Mayo Clinic, Human Growth Hormone (HGH) is naturally produced by the pituitary gland, which is located in the brain. This gland is responsible for growing and maintaining body tissues and organs. However, when people age, this gland slows down. Although some companies suggest this supplement can preserve youth, the Mayo Clinic hasn't found any evidence supporting these claims. However, people can get this supplement by prescription to treat HGH deficiencies.
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Visit your doctor. The first step in purchasing HGH is visiting your family doctor to determine if you have a HGH deficiency. Symptoms of this condition include: decreased energy, unexplained weight gain, increased anxiety, thinning skin and loss of muscle mass. After making a diagnosis, your doctor will write you a prescription for HGH.
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Talk with your health insurance company about cost. Without insurance coverage, HGH can cost thousands of dollars per injection. For this reason, it's important to ensure you have coverage for this treatment.
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Purchase the prescription from your pharmacy. Although many online companies offer a pill version of HGH (no prescription required), according to the Mayo Clinic, there isn't any proof that these treatments work. Instead, fill your prescription from the pharmacy.
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Ask your doctor to help administer the medication. Prescription grade HGH is given through an injection. If you haven't given yourself an injection before, ask your doctor (or medical assistant) to help for the first time. Afterwards, you'll likely feel comfortable enough to administer the injection.
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Tips & Warnings
Understand the risks of taking HGH. As with most medications, this prescription does have side effects, which include: pain in the joints, arm and leg swelling and muscular pain.
Talk with your doctor about your risk of heart disease. According to the Mayo Clinic, taking HGH may contribute to heart disease. For this reason, it's important to discuss your family history of this condition.
