Product Description

Naturally Raising Your HGH Levels- HGH Secretagogues, Exercise, Diet, and Lifestyle explains in detail the revolution that is happening in the field of Human Growth Hormone therapy and anti-aging science. You will learn how this remarkable hormone can help you lose weight by losing fat and gaining muscle. Discover the most effective diet, lifestyle, and exercise recommendations to enhance the natural output of HGH. You will learn why levels of HGH drop as we age and the strategies to reverse this trend. You will also learn about the revolutionary 3rd generation of natural secretagogues that have been shown to restore HGH to youthful levels.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #461479 in Books
• Published on: 2005-04-21
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 100 pages

Customer Reviews

Intelligent, Practical and Uplifting!
The information in this book is revolutionary. Using the latest HGH secretegogue, dietary and exercise guidelines, this book goes well beyond anything I have found thus far.
First, I like the format; technical information that is presented in a easy-to-understand format for anyone. Second, the content in this book makes it such a great compliment for anyone looking to age gracefully. Third, people will gain a new perspective on the actual definition of "aging"-while we are typically taught that certain things are inevitable with age, I now question most of this. This book picks up where Dr. Ronald Klatz left off. If people follow the guidelines in this book, they will be able to achieve better health and avoid many of the typical age-related health issues that are so common in our society. I have also shared this book with my doctor who is looking for the best tools available to offer her other patients. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who would like to maintain their vitality and keep their body strong and healthy.

Don't Waste Your Time
This isn't really a "book" as much as it is just some brief articles and bulleted points thrown together. It keeps referring you to the author's website, [...], which in turn tells you to buy this book for more detailed information. There is no detailed information, it's just a quick reference to a lot of information that has already been written about elsewhere, better, and in more detail. Don't waste your time. Definately not worth the money.