HGH GMP 98%

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HGH GMP 98%

HGH is a peptide used in activating the human growth hormone. The pituitary gland, which is an endocrine gland, produces HGH 191AA. The main function of the Human Growth Hormone 191AA involves the deposition of proteins, the growth of tissues as well as the subcutaneous fat stores’ breakdown. This process stimulates somatostatin production. Somatostatin, also called GHIH (growth hormone-inhibiting hormone), is a peptide hormone that usually regulates the endocrine system and inhibits glucagon and insulin secretion. HGH is a “mitogen” that is produced and stored in vegetative cells within the anterior pituitary gland. Mitogens are chemicals that stimulate cell division and initiate mitosis. This mitosis stimulates the growth of new tissue.

Human Growth Hormone 191AA has been shown in research studies to enhance anabolism metabolic pathways that will allow molecules to be constructed from smaller units and promote the growth of body cells.  Growth hormone (GH) use has been speculated to improve physical capacity in subjects without GH deficiency (GHD) through stimulation of collagen synthesis in the tendon and skeletal muscle, which leads to better exercise training and increased muscle strength.

Most of the anabolic effects of GH are not direct metabolic effects on target tissues such as muscle but are the result of increased production of insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) from the liver (as a consequence of which the serum concentration of IGF-I is increased) as well as the production of IGF-I in tissues that are responsive to GH such as bone and muscle. In growing animals, children, and adults with GH deficiency, GH is very anabolic, causing increases in bone and muscle mass.