HGH vs GH3

Take the pituitary gland, which you find in the central brain at the vertex of two imaginary lines from the bridge of the nose and a point just in front of the ear. This gland is responsible for the production of Human Growth Hormone (HGH) and reaches its maximum production at about age twenty to twenty-five years. The unfortunate thing is that production decreases after this age at an alarming rate, medically calculated to be a reduction of about 50% for each 10 years of life, until at about age 60, the pituitary gland is producing at 5-10% of its full capacity. Hence, the aging factor is occurring, which causes degeneration of our body and organs, causes deterioration and therefore increase of illness, and causes us to grow old.

The natural effects of aging through declining or diminished levels of hormone produced by the pituitary gland are substantial. Cells in your body are dying and are not being replaced. Therefore organs are aging and illness is increasing.

GH3 has no relationship to HGH. We are aware the body is made up of cells, cells of different types (skin, muscular, brain, nerve, bone etc., etc.) Even in the womb the cells are multiplying and the unborn grows larger. After birth the proliferation of new cells continues while some cells commence to die, an exchange and regeneration takes place. As long as more cells are being formed than are dying we continue to grow. Basically this remains the case until the early twenties at which time the formation of new cells and the dying of old ones is in a state of balance.

By the thirties the average person is losing more cells than they are gaining and a decline in overall health and efficiency commences which accelerates in pace as aging approaches. Much of course can be done to minimize this deterioration (careful dieting, physical exercise, clean living) but this is usually too much bother for Mr. Average to attend to. On the other hand there are many remarkable instances of men and women of 60 years of age having preserved themselves to have an appearance and physical and mental abilities of a 30 year old.

When the cellular exchange shows a daily loss the entire body/brain function begins to deteriorate. This is all but unnoticeable to commence with but if for any reason an individual has a weakness in his body - e.g. liver in poor condition through over indulgence in alcohol, lungs in poor condition through smoking - these will be the areas in which the degeneration is likely to show up first. Their lack of basic good health will ensure inability to serve the body efficiently and then of course problems become apparent. Should vital organs fail altogether the condition could well be terminal, depending on which one fails and the means of (effectively) treating it. This then is the level at which GH3 does its remarkable anti-aging work. It has the ability to feed the cells, to rejuvenate and even replenish and this in turn causes the ravages, the decline through the advancing years, to be slowed down and even in many cases actually reversed. In a word the majority of those treated with GH3 look and feel younger.

The general effect of Gerovital is to keep the person in a much more healthful bodily and mental state than would otherwise be the case and to allow the user to actually enjoy their Indian Summer rather than become a physical and/or mental derelict in their latter years leading a life without dignity, a burden to those around them and an embarrassment to themselves. It follows of course that if GH3 has this remarkable anti-aging effect on the cells in normal healthy people it works in an identical manner on those with health problems. By feeding the cells it attacks any condition, which could be described as unnatural to normal bodily function.

This in effect means any condition from head to toe, be it physical or mental. And because it works through the circulatory system, through the blood which is the great transport system (for good or evil) on which we totally depend, it can and often does produce the most unique results in a manner no other substance known to mankind can duplicate The "active ingredient" in GH3 is, as we know, procaine.

Procaine consists of two substances found naturally in the body - namely PABA and DEAE, which belong to the B vitamin complex. The secret of GH3 is that, when combined these two substances are infinitely more beneficial than their separate parts and this in fact gave rise to the description "H3" which was coined to describe the powerful factor contained within the procaine molecule.

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