People have always dreamt about existence of an effective anti-aging deterrent. Or a way of reversing age. Since the beginning of recorded time the pursuit of the “Magic Remedy” has taken many forms, ranging from the ill-fated search for the fountain of youth to the more recent and scientifically well grounded, Human Growth Hormone (HGH).

Modern science today, feels that in the not too distant future the average life expectancy can and will be extended to a 100 years of age or more. Some experts even feel that the human body can live well into the 120’s to 140’s. Many reasons including better medicine, replacement surgery, nutrition, supplements and now, HGH will be contributing factors.

Drugs for anti-aging are not exactly new. Famous clinics such as Ana Aslan’s clinic in Rumania has attracted tens of thousands for Gerovital H3 injections and the rich and famous such as Konrad Adenauer, Gloria Swanson, Groucho Marx and 50, 000 other patients have been injected with fresh fetal lamb cells a Clinique La Prairie in Switzerland. While these treatments may have merit, none have passed the standards of drug-testing, controlled, randomized, double-blind clinical studies. However, on July 5, 1990, the ball game changed.

Dr. Daniel Rudman published in the New England Journal of Medicine his clinical findings on the effect of Anti-Aging and HGH. The results were startling to say the least. Working with volunteers aged 61 to 81 at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Dr. Rudman used HGH manufactured synthetically to replicate what is created naturally in the bodies’ own pituitary gland. The initial observed results: Six months of injections reversed the aging process from 10 to 20 years in the patients who received the HGH. In the controlled group that did not receive the HGH, the normal aging process continued. Since Dr. Rudman’s initial finding, thousands of additional studies have supported that HGH can and does not only retard aging, but reverses processes as well.