How effective are Homeopathic Human Growth Hormones?
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Homeopathy is a system of medical practice that treats a disease especially by the administration of minute doses of a remedy that would in healthy persons produce symptoms similar to those of the disease.
Homeopathy owes to Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), a German physician, for its discovery and it works using the principle that if a herb causes a set of symptoms in a healthy person, it can also cure a patient with those same set of symptoms. In other words, it can be said that ‘Like cures Like’. Again, one more principle strongly believed by Homeopaths and that which is quite in contrast to allopathy is that ‘less is more effective’. That is why homeopathic remedies are often water or alcohol based dilutions.
Now, coming to the point, Homeopathic Hgh are dilutions of Hgh in water and one dose of Homeopathic Hgh contains a real small portion of Hgh actually in it and works more on the principle of stimulating pituitary gland to produce more of its own Hgh. Another form of homeopathic human growth hormone that has risen in popularity is a supplement that uses amino acids that supposedly have the same effects on your metabolism and health as HGH would.
How true are the claims made by these homeopathic hgh is still a question of debate. However, there are certain benefits claimed by the marketers of homeopathic Human Growth Hormone above other Hgh products:
1) Since, the dosage is small and also no synthetic foreign hormones are being introduced in the body, these are safe and without any side effects.
2) Homeopathic Hgh gives you small doses at a frequent interval. So, the body gets a chance of better absorption than a single large dose.
3) Instead of introducing a foreign hormone in the body, using homeostasis the homeopathic medicine stimulates the pituitary gland so that it produces more human growth hormone.
4) The homeopathic medicines have been approved by the Food and Drug Authority of the United States for consumption in the United States.
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