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Does human growth hormone have any relationship to
fibromyalgia? Clinical studies have been done and a correlation was found
between fibromyalgia sufferers and HGH. The researchers found that a good
number of patients diagnosed with fibromyalgia also had low human growth
hormone production and release. This was verified by their low plasma IGF-1
levels. Patients who participated in the studies saw definite improvements
with HGH therapy. Some improvements were seen in the first 6 months with
significant improvements being seen after 9 consecutive months of HGH
therapy. Studies of test subjects also found that fibromyalgia symptoms
decreased substantially with the increase of their IGF-1 levels. After the
study the patients saw a worsening of their fibromyalgia symptoms when the
HGH was discontinued. Improvements in the symptoms of fibromyalgia have been
reported by patients taking the HGH injections and also by patients taking
non-injection HGH supplements that work by increasing the pituitary gland's
own production and release of human growth hormone. In the past 5 years I
have had many positive reports from my clients taking homeopathic HGH
therapy, including myself. Most of my clients have reported improvements in
the first month, and this was the case with me. Before homeopathic HGH I
lived with fibromyalgia pain every day. There was hardly a minute that I
wasn't aware of the burning pain in shoulders and back. Now, I no longer
have that pain, I sleep better and I have much more energy, as well as other
benefits. I recommend anyone who has been diagnosed with fibromyalgia or
anyone who thinks they may have fibromyalgia speak with their doctor and
request he/she do a plasma IGF-1 level to check to see if their human growth
hormone is very low. HGH decreases with age and so your doctor may tell you
that your IGF-1 level is considered "normal for age", but you should see
exactly what your IGF-1 level is. HGH therapy is based on healing and
rejuvenating the body by improving our IGF-1 levels back to a younger and
more healthy level, so it is preferable to have an IGF-1 level that is
considered normal for a person younger than yourself. In closing I would
like to say that I always recommend everyone considering any type of human
growth hormone therapy consult their private healthcare provider. Lisa
Wells, RN http://www.hgh-pro.com
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