Growth Hormone and Low Energy
Many symptoms of aging are a direct or indirect result of diminishing GH and testosterone levels, including low energy and fatigue. By the age of 30, most people are GH-deficient, which can result in somatotropin deficiency syndrome (SDS). Somatotropin is another name for GH. Without HGH therapy, GH levels continue to decline, which is sometimes referred to as the somatopause. The symptoms of the somatopause include: Low energy and fatigueIncreased body fat loss of muscle mass decreased physical mobility reduced ability to healAn increased risk of cardiovascular disease lower life expectancyWrinklesOsteoporosisGray hair sexual dysfunction evidence suggests that hGH replacement therapy can dramatically reduce the symptoms of the somatopause. HGH can assist in reclaiming your youth and vitality.
Testosterone and Low Energy
It’s not easy to accept, and can even sneak up on you without you realizing; that lazy feeling on a Sunday afternoon, after a long day and a big meal. It can be a gradual, but crippling feeling. Men experience a slow yet steady decline in testosterone as they age, which is sometimes referred to as the male menopause. Like the female menopause, the hormonal changes result in a number of undeniable symptoms, including fatigue.
