The human growth hormone deficiency’s scientific name is hypopituitarism. But, although the both terms are usually used as referring to the same health condition, some endocrinologists might also refer to hypopituitarism when they talk about HGH deficiency coming along with at least one other deficiency of another anterior pituitary hormone.
But, the human growth hormone [...]

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Similarly to the excess of human growth hormone, the HGH deficiency might hit both adults and children. Thus, the HGH deficiencies have different symptoms depending mainly on the age of the sufferer and they obviously impose different treatment approaches.
Practically, the human growth hormone deficiencies in both adults and children represent medical conditions related to the [...]

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When it comes to excess of the human growth hormone, the most common disorder is a pituitary tumor caused by somatotroph adenomas. Despite the fact that these adenomas are benign and that they grow very slowly, this health problem will have severe repercussions sometimes in the future.
The somatotroph adenomas grow and this means that they [...]

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The human growth hormone’s effects on our bodies are generally described as anabolic; this means that the HGH determines anabolic (not catabolic) processes inside our bodies. Usually, the anabolic processes the human growth hormone determines inside our bodies involve building up tissues or even organs.
This is why the level of HGH is high in growing [...]

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When you are young the necessary quantities of human growth hormone are naturally produced by your body. You don’t have any special health problem, you feel very well and you look great! Your partner finds you attractive no matter what time it is and you feel like you’re 100% alive! Everything is great, as you [...]

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