GeneScience Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. manufactures one of the more potent human growth hormones(HGH), Jintropin. Jintropin works as a natural substance, HGH, excreted by the pituitary glands. In effect, Jintropin acts as an anti-aging agent, elevating levels of HGH that tend to decrease with age. This stimulates muscle growth, weight loss and even combats aging.
Human growth hormone’s direct biochemical effect is to increase the levels of IGF-1 one’s body produces. IGF-1 is secreted by the liver and both repairs cells, (slowing the process of aging), and increases cell count, (increasing muscle density). It also decreases fat density.
Use of Jintropin increases the size of the body’s pre-determined muscle cells. Post-pubescence, a person can only influence the size of their pre-determined muscle cells, not the quantity. As HGH raises the level of IGF-1 in a person’s body back to
pre-pubescent level, they are once again able to grow new muscle cells.
Since Jintropin aids in lean muscle cell growth, it allows one to develop an ideal muscle density.
This has made Jintropin of interest to body builders since its release in China, in 2000. Unlike traditional steroids, Jintropin does not cause water weight gain.
Jintropin’s benefits as a body building drug are many. One can gain increases in lean muscle mass, enhance overall performance with less risk of detection, shorten recovery time between workouts, strengthen joints, ligaments and damaged tissue. Other benefits of Jintropin include increases in protein synthesis, insulin use, and the amount of anabolic steroids a person can use effectively. Due to restricted availability, body builders have typically procured HGH on the black market.
Aside from its work on muscle growth, Human growth hormone heightens energy levels and metabolism. In children, naturally occurring HGH accomplishes this. Adults using Jintropin gain a similar ‘youthful’ increase in energy. Heightened metabolism leads to fat loss. Jintropin accomplishes this apart from exercise.
Aging is caused by decreased levels of HGH in the body, making Jintropin, which restore those levels, a highly effective anti-aging agent. As mentioned earlier, HGH heals damaged cells. As the aging body produces less HGH, less cell repair is possible. Jintropin promotes cell repair, (decreasing wrinkles and ‘looseness’ in skin), and strengthens bones damaged by osteoporosis. Its cell repair extends to brain cells, preventing memory loss.
Human growth hormone drugs have been available for years. Many major pharmaceutical companies market HGH drugs, but only as prescribed for children with pituitary problems affecting growth. Pharmaceuticals price this type of limited-use drug very high.
One such manufactured HGH, Humatrope – is available only through prescription and costs up to 4 times more than Jintropin.