How can we define HGH doctors?
True HGH doctors are endocrinologists, also known as internal medicine specialists. These medical professionals have specialized in the study of endocrine glands in the body that produce hormones and other substances. HGH therapy is appropriate and recommended in specific situations like growth hormone deficiency, a condition most obvious in children who experience arrested growth. However, HGH deficiency also occurs in adults. When medical tests confirm an HGH deficiency, HGH doctors can provide hormone replacement therapy by injection.
With the passage of time, it was found out that many of the typical signs of aging – increased body fat, muscle loss, weakness, declining energy levels, declining mental status and even an increased risk of abnormal blood sugar levels – correlate with symptoms of HGH deficiency. This has led for the use of HGH therapy not only for age-related illnesses but also for anti aging in general. As such, there has been a split between endocrinologists, other medical specialists calling themselves HGH doctors and anti-aging specialists.
Although, there is only a handful of medical conditions for which growth hormone injections are approved, and aging is not one of them, anti aging HGH doctors continue to interpret the evidence as being supportive of hormone replacement for anti aging, and some even provide hormone injections for this purpose.
There is yet another group of HGH doctors, made up of physicians, naturopaths, homeopaths, and other health care professionals who deal with HGH treatment by attempting to provide hormone replacement without injections. They depend on products and dietary supplements that are supposed to stimulate the pituitary gland to produce more natural HGH.
As there is no proper evidence or definition to earmark who can be called a true HGH doctor, there has been an emergence of many categories of HGH doctors including endocrinologists, anti-aging specialists, homeopaths and so on.
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