Growth hormone may benefit IBD patients

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Growth hormone may benefit IBD patients

 

In a presentation at the American Physiological Society Inflammatory

Bowel Diseases Research Conference: Snowmass, Colorado, USA;

September 8-11, 2004, Lee Denson and co-workers in the Cincinnati

Children's Hospital, having previously noted that GH reduces disease

activity in experimental models of colitis, set out to identify the

molecular mechanisms underlying this effect.

 

Commenting on the findings, Denson postulates that they " may lead to

new therapeutic approaches which will take advantage of these

properties in both improving growth and intestinal healing in IBD. "

 

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It " may lead " to new approaches in the medical field, all right. Of

course, the " alternative " arena has historically been much quicker to

assess and apply leading-edge technologies. This is where medicine

gets most of its ideas; the HGH approach to wellness has been in

general use for a little over 20 years.

 

Growth hormone (HGH) is commonly elevated with the amino acids blend

SomaLife gHP; this is the first choice of 20,000 experts and about

220,000 clients in North America who wish to avoid tricky and

expensive HGH injections that are derived from genetically modified

bacteria.

 

regards,

 

Duncan Crow