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Reading Time: 4 minutes I have been diagnosed with adult-onset HGH deficiency. I'm so weak and tired I don't want to do anything. Even getting my HRT therapy – even getting my prescription filled – seems like too much work for me. I just want to lay in bed and cry and sleep. I'm so sorry to hear that you're going through this. Adult-onset HGH deficiency can be a very challenging condition to deal with, and it's understandable that you're feeling so tired and overwhelmed. It's important to remember that you're not alone in this. Our clinic is here for you, to help you...

Reading Time: 4 minutes In terms of enhancing healthcare and extending human longevity, nanotechnology, a multidisciplinary field at the nexus of science, engineering, and medicine, has shown tremendous promise. This study article explores the many applications of nanotechnology in medicine as well as how it affects well-being and longevity. We examine the use of nanoscale materials, delivery systems, diagnostics, and treatments, as well as their moral ramifications. With the ultimate goal of improving human health and extending human life, the use of nanotechnology in healthcare creates new opportunities for personalized medicine, early sickness detection, targeted treatments, and regenerative medicine. Introduction to Nanotechnology in Healthcare...

Reading Time: 4 minutes Abstract: A personal information ecosystem for acquiring traces of individual activity has been developed as a result of intense social media contact, wearable technology, mobile applications, and widespread sensor use. These digital footprints are what people leave behind after living their whole lives online. Artificial intelligence developments have fueled our desire to create artificial agents that may learn from these digital traces to behave in a manner akin to that of a deceased person, and people now face the potential of immortalizing their thoughts, logic, and conduct. Can mortality be achieved? Are individuals ready for that? Are people ready to...

Reading Time: 3 minutes Strength is one of the keys to living a long, healthy, and active life. Even without robust physical activity, the human body tends to generate and accumulate muscle mass easily from birth to around the age of thirty. Beyond 30, however, the body slowly loses its ability to retain muscle mass. This health concern is known as Age-Related Sarcopenia. How Does Sarcopenia Progress? The older that we get, the more important that it becomes to engage in regular strength training. Sedentary individuals can expect to lose 3-5% muscle every ten years after thirty. For those that are more active, it...

Reading Time: 5 minutes Discover how human growth hormone can help you control stress!   By any measure, we are not living in normal times. Economic uncertainly, social unrest, and the most critical and contentious presidential election in US history all combine to elevate our stress levels. To demonstrate just how widespread the stress explosion is in America, a recent article published in the New York Times reported the results of a survey concerning stress. The survey consisted of 1,000 adults, and a staggering 55 per cent of respondents admitted that they felt stressed most of the day. And when the COVID-19 virus is...

Reading Time: 13 minutes Rapamycin: A miracle cure for aging? Or a path to severe adverse side effects? Here are both sides of that question. You decide. In 1964, a Canadian research expedition departed for a remote, mysterious island in the Pacific Ocean over 2100 miles from the coast of Chile known as Easter Island. The location's main claim to fame is that it is home to nearly none-hundred gigantic stone heads that stand guard a long the island’s shoreline. The researchers were not concerned about the statues, as alluring and fascinating as they are. They were not archaeologists but biologists on the lookout...

Reading Time: 5 minutes    Fact: the obesity rate is expanding in America a long with our collective waistlines. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), from 1999-2000 to 2017-2018 obesity rates exploded from 30.5% to 42.4 %. Worse, severe obesity jumped from 4.7% to 9.2% with devastating and debilitating consequences: more heart disease, strokes, type 2 diabetes, and cancers. We are indeed rapidly become a nation of giant people. The skyrocketing medical costs associated with obesity were $147 billion in 2008...that’s “B” as in billion! If present trends continue it is not a matter of if but a matter of...