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IGF 1 is extremely close to insulin in chemical structure, hence the name insulin-like growth factor 1. It plays an important part in cellular division much like the hormone HGH, and its release from the liver is stimulated by HGH. In turn, IGF 1 helps stimulate the production and release of HGH, so the two are constantly doing a loop and feeding off of each other. When HGH levels become low, it obviously effects levels of IGF 1 and this leads to weak muscles, loss of energy, slow metabolism and other negative effects. People who lack either HGH or IGF 1 during childhood tend to be underdeveloped. Moat adults over the age of thirty five lack both due to a common defect in the hypothalamus. By replenishing HGH levels you replenish IGF 1 levels and this has a great effect on general health, muscle health, skin quality and energy. The best way to do this is with an HGH releaser which stimulates the pituitary to release HGH in normal quantities again.

Many people will openly promote HGH treatment and never once mention the negative effects of undergoing HGH treatment via injections of synthetically produced hormones. Most people experience fluid retention and sore joints which sometimes develops into arthritis. HGH treatment via injections is also not recommended for diabetics because it interferes with insulin. The rarer side effects are much more troubling. Acromegaly has been reported on multiple occasions following synthetic HGH treatment. This is abnormal bone and cartilage growth which results in deformity and can be fatal if it goes untreated. Heart enlargement can be a part of this or develop separately from acromegaly when taking HGH treatment. Finally, HGH treatment can result in Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. CJD, as it is abbreviated, is a neurological disorder which is related to mad cow disease. The nerves in the brain begin to die out and speech impairment, hallucinations, seizures will follow. CJD, caused by HGH treatment or otherwise has no cure and is always fatal. HGH treatment does not have to be dangerous, you can boost your HGH levels safely by using natural supplements. The supplements will encourage the body to produce more HGH rather than having artificially produced hormones injected into you. It is by far the preferable choice in HGH treatment.

Jintropin is more dangerous than its makers would tell you, and its use should be considered carefully. Taking synthetic HGH like Jintropin is dangerous to diabetics because of its effect on insulin. It commonly causes arthritis and fluid retention, but can also be linked to hypertension (high blood pressure) and acromegaly (deformity resulting from over growth of bone and cartilage). It is also illegal to be in possession of Jintropin without a prescription. Besides all of this, there is fake Jintropin being widely sold and much of the synthetic HGH confiscated by police turns out to not be genuine. To get results from HGH treatment without the risks associated with Jintropin natural supplements are always recommended because of their safety and reliability. Being natural, they do not require a prescription so there is also no risk of legal trouble, and because HGH supplements increase production of your body's own natural HGH it is untraceable.

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