Growth hormone is a hormone responsible for the physical growth of the body. The human growth hormone [HGH] is released from the anterior pituitary organ, which is located directly above the hypothalamus in the brain. The cells responsible for the arrival of HGH are termed somatotrophs, and the released hormone is often referred to as somatotropin.
The hormone responsible for the arrival of somatotropin is GHRH or the growth hormone discharge hormone. The GHRH sends a signal to the hypothalamus and informs it about the required human growth hormone levels in the body, and the brain responds by deriving HGH from the foremost pituitary gland.
The HGH is responsible for the horizontal growth of the body. The last level that a man reaches after puberty is as a result of the activity of this hormone. The hormone is also responsible for the regeneration of dead cells and tissues.
Benefits of Growth Hormone?
Growth hormone reduces a significant number of the real effects of maturation, such as muscle weakness, excessive body fat deposits, poor skin and hair quality, lack of energy, decreased sex drive, and decreased immune function.
With high levels by age, many vital internal organs of the body contract and it is the HGH that restores the productivity and energy in these organs. Heart, liver, kidneys, spleen, thymus, and thyroid are immensely dependent on this hormone. It is also responsible for the arrival of IGF [insulin as growth factors], which help to improve communication between the immune system, sensory system, and endocrine scaffolds.
The human recombinant growth hormone
External administration of the hormone has been polished by doctors for a long time to repair genetic deformities in children with depleted HGH. Previously, the hormones were isolated from the brains of dead individuals [corpses], but this often led to infections in the patient who received the hormone externally. After that, the researchers developed a different strategy for the delivery of the hormone. The bacterium E.Coli is currently used for HGH production. The last product is called human recombinant GH.
External expansion of the hormone helps the body through:
- Stimulate somatotrophs to discharge more natural growth hormone.
- Enabling the hypothalamus to produce GHRH (Growth Hormone Discharge Hormone)
- Stimulate the pituitary gland to be more sensitive to the effects of GHRH.
- Against the production of somatostatin.
