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Growth Hormone Secretagogues
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General Information:
News & Research:
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Growth-Hormone Stimulator Aids Elderly - WebMD, 6/21/06
- Why oral "HGH" does not work - USDoctor.com
- Ghrelin: More Than a Natural GH Secretagogue - Medscape, 1/25/05
- Inappropriate Advertising of Dietary Supplements - NEJM, 2/27/03 -
"We are especially concerned because the promotional e-mails are apparently sending readers to
our Web site; the 1990 article by Rudman et al. receives as many "hits" in a week as other 1990 articles do in a year. If people are induced to buy a "human growth hormone releaser" on the basis of
research published in the Journal, they are being misled"
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The
Wizard is Oz - Life Extension Magazine, 11/01 - "Best-selling author and nutritional guru to the rich and famous, Oz Garcia is singing the praises of the Life Extension Foundation and its products in his newest book,
The Healthy High Tech Body, published in September 2001 ... Supplements at the top of Garcia's list of recommendations ... DHA ... NADH ...
Alpah Lipoic Acid
... Acetyl-L-Carnitine ... An expanded list of his recommendations includes lycopene, gamma tocopherol, vinpocetine, SAMe, folic acid, carnosine,
glutathione, DMAE, Huperzine A, probiotics, MSM, secretagogues, arginine pyroglutamate, IP-6, bioflavonoid formulas and
grape skin/seed extracts"
- News - New Compound Stimulates Growth Factors In Some Children - Doctor's Guide, 7/24/01 -
"Short-term administration of the orally active nonpeptide growth hormone secretagogue ibutamoren mesylate (MK-0677) can increase growth hormone, insulin-like growth factor-I and insulin-like growth factor binding protein-3 levels in some children with growth hormone deficiency ... median increases from baseline on day 15 were: ... serum insulin-like growth
factor-1: 12 µg/L"
- Do noninjectable forms of human growth hormone work? - Nutrition Science News, 11/00
- Endocrinology of Aging, New GH Secretagogues - Medscape, 3/00
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