Can HGH grow taller? Does HGH Really Promote Growing Taller?

Human growth hormone (HGH) is a peptide hormone secreted by pituitary cells. Growth hormone manufactured by recombinant DNA technology is abbreviated as R-HGH. Under normal circumstances, growth hormone (HGH) is secreted in a pulsatile manner, and the secretion of growth hormone (HGH) is regulated by the growth hormone releasing hormone (GHRH) and growth hormone inhibitory hormone (GHIH, also known as somatostatin SS) produced by the hypothalamus, and is also affected by gender, age and circadian rhythm, and the secretion is significantly increased during sleep.

The main physiological function of growth hormone is to promote the growth of all tissues except nerve tissue; Promote the body's anabolism and protein synthesis; Promotes lipolysis antagonistic effect on insulin; Inhibits the use of glucose and increases blood sugar. Serum growth hormone measurement is useful in the diagnosis of gigantism, acromegaly, and growth hormone deficiency due to hereditary defects in growth hormone production.

Mao Jiangfeng, chief physician of the Department of Endocrinology in Beijing, has been engaged in clinical, teaching and scientific research for more than 20 years, and has rich clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of short stature, puberty, thyroid disease and diabetes.

Children with precocious puberty don't look short now, so why are they short when they are tall for life? This problem can be illustrated by the example of running. If you want to run far, you need to meet two conditions:

One is plenty of time, and the other is good speed. The same goes for the growth in height. In order to achieve a satisfactory height, on the one hand, it is necessary to extend the growth time as much as possible, and on the other hand, it is necessary to maintain a good growth rate.

Under the premise of the same growth rate, the longer the child's growth time, the higher the lifelong height. And children with precocious puberty have a shorter growth time because of the early onset of puberty. Although because of the combined effect of growth hormone and sex hormones, the child's height will have a period of rapid growth, so that he does not look short, and even taller than his peers.

However, the effect of sex hormones also accelerates the closure of the child's epiphysis, and the growth potential is depleted in advance. While other children are still growing steadily, the epiphysis of these children has closed and their height has stopped growing, resulting in an undesirable height for life.

Like Xuanxuan's case, although she is 127cm tall, she doesn't look short at the moment. However, her sexual development process has already begun, and her bone age has advanced by 2 years. Without intervention**, she will accelerate epiphyseal closure for the next two years or so, and then stop growing taller.

At the same time, her peers may have just begun to develop sexually, and they have a few more years to grow taller than she does. Compared with the two, Xuanxuan's lifelong height will be shorter than that of her peers.

The effects of hormones vary from person to person, and there will be more or less ***, such as: precocious, hirsutistic, obesity, acne, etc. If you want to grow taller, exercise more, get more sun, and drink more milk.

This way of growing taller is not very recommended.

How to ** a child's adult lifelong height? There is a formula to calculate the height of the ** determined by genetic factors: boy = (father's height + mother's height +13) 2 5cm girl = (father's height + mother's height -13) 2 5cm.

Bone age is the abbreviation of skeletal age, which is a skeletal development age obtained by comparing the actual degree of bone development of children with the standard degree of development. X-rays of the left hand are usually taken, which are determined by specific images of the bones.

Human growth and development can be expressed by two "ages", namely life age (calendar age) and biological age (bone age). In general, the difference between bone age and age is less than 1 year, but bone age can be severely backward or advanced under the influence of disease. Bone age can more accurately reflect the growth and development of the human body and height growth space, once the bone age matures, the human body will lose the opportunity to grow taller, so bone age is one of the examination items that must be done for clinical diagnosis of short stature.

Growth hormone is a protein synthesized and secreted by cells in the anterior pituitary gland of the brain, and is a peptide hormone that does promote bone growth. However, not everyone can supplement with growth hormone, and it is not guaranteed that they will be able to grow one.

Growth hormone is a peptide hormone secreted by the anterior lobe of the human pituitary gland, composed of 191 amino acids, which can promote the growth of bones, internal organs and the whole body, promote protein synthesis, affect fat and mineral metabolism, and play a key role in human growth and development.

Explanation of terms: In general, growth hormone is the abbreviation of recombinant growth hormone, which is produced by genetically recombinant E. coli secretory expression technology, which is completely consistent with human pituitary growth hormone in amino acid content, sequence and protein structure.

In the field of pediatrics, the use of growth hormone as a substitute** can significantly promote the growth of children's height and improve the growth and development of various organs and tissues throughout the body. At the same time, growth hormone also plays an important role in the field of reproduction, burns and anti-aging. At present, it has been widely used in clinical practice.

Growth hormone has a synthetic and metabolic effect, which can increase muscle, promote bone growth in childhood and adolescence, and strengthen tendons and enlarge internal organs. However, long-term use of high doses of human growth hormone can lead to fatal diseases such as AIDS. Excessive use of growth hormone can reduce insulin sensitivity and cause intolerance to blood sugar, and excessive use of exogenous growth hormone can also cause the body to produce antibody responses to growth hormone, thereby affecting the activity of endogenous growth hormone, leading to hormone secretion disorders, and the damage caused is irreversible.

Therefore, in general, it is not recommended for patients to use growth hormone, and if other regimens can be taken, try to avoid the use of growth hormone. Hope it helps.

Growth hormone certainly promotes growth in height . The main purpose is to promote growth. I think this thing has to be eaten less.

Because that's a hormone after all . People who don't grow up to be normal should eat some of this stuff . This is my personal understanding and not necessarily entirely correct .

Yes, yes, it can promote weight gain, it can promote height growth.

Hello! That's right, growth hormone does promote the growth of a person's height.

Yes, but only if the bones are not closed. If the bones are closed, don't fight hormones, and there will be adverse reactions if you don't grow taller.

Growth hormone is the best child who does not grow tall, because human growth hormone is secreted during puberty, and insufficient secretion will lead to height not keeping up, and children should be intervened as soon as possible. However, before the vaccination, the hospital will have a series of examinations, growth hormone provocation test, blood sample test, bone age test, physical examination and so on.

Growth hormone has been used in China for more than 30 years, safe and effective, and is currently mainly used to improve endogenous growth hormone deficiency, idiopathic short stature, Turner's syndrome, and precocious puberty.

Growth hormone can promote growth in height, and this type of hormone is only for patients with growth hormone deficiency, and it has the best effect on patients with short stature. If the patient's growth hormone levels are normal, the use of exogenous growth hormone will not be able to play such a role. Growth hormone can play a role in promoting growth in the human body, for example, it can effectively promote protein synthesis, promote bone deposition, and promote the growth of internal organs.

Therefore, it has an important role in promoting growth for children in the growth and development period. Some children may have insufficient growth hormone secretion due to genetic factors, or due to brain damage, or acquired factors such as infections, resulting in a significant decrease in the patient's height compared to normal children. If exogenous growth hormone can be supplemented in time, the patient's height will return to normal, that is, normal development.

But if there is no timely intervention, it can lead to short stature, also known as dwarfism. If the hormone levels in the patient's body are normal, whether they are growing or developing, supplementation with these hormones will not make the person grow taller.

Many mothers want their babies to have a pair of eye-catching "long legs". Seeing that their babies are shorter than other babies of the same age, some mothers may have a sad face, and even have the idea of giving their babies growth hormone to "promote height".

Growth hormone is a kind of medicine, it is a drug with three points of poison, it is a drug, and the abuse of growth hormone may make it "counterproductive", for example, some children's bones will close a little later, but due to the abuse of growth hormone, the bones will be closed in advance and no longer grow.

What is the relationship between baby height development and growth hormone? Can I take growth hormone if I am short stature? And how to use growth hormone scientifically?

1. Growth hormone can promote the development of the baby's height, but it is not the only condition that determines the baby's height.

Growth hormone is a protein secreted by the anterior pituitary gland and plays a role in promoting bone and muscle growth.

Most short stature is related to growth hormone deficiency, such as:

Growth hormone deficiency is directly related to some short statures, such as pituitary dwarfism. However, some short stature may be caused by disease, nutrition, sleep, and lack of exercise, and has nothing to do with growth hormone.

2. Short stature does not mean that it is a growth hormone deficiency.

Most mothers compare their children's mountain grips with neighbors' and friends' babies of the same age, even if it is 1 cm lower, they feel that their children are short, but this is not right. The "Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Children with Short Stature" issued by the Endocrinology, Genetics and Metabolism Group of the Pediatric Branch of the Chinese Medical Association pointed out:

Short stature refers to individuals of the same race, sex, and age who are 2 standard deviations below the average height of the normal population (12SD), or below the 3rd percentile, in similar living circumstances.

Therefore, as long as the baby is in the normal height range, even if it is shorter than the baby of the same age, it is no problem, and it does not mean that the baby is deficient in growth hormone.

Third, the scientific use of growth hormone as a "foreign aid".

1. It can only be used after the doctor's diagnosis.

Only if the doctor is diagnosed as a disease problem caused by a lack of growth hormone, can the baby be given growth hormone, and in other cases, it is an abuse of growth hormone.

2. Unexplained abnormally short babies can be considered.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of growth hormone for unusually short babies with unexplained eclipse, but the requirement is that the height is below the 1st of the reference curve, or the adult** height is lower than that for males and below for females.

It can be seen that growth hormone can not be abused, so as not to backfire and affect the development of the baby. Mothers can make their babies grow healthy and tall by adjusting their diet, balancing their nutrition, exercising reasonably and maintaining a regular schedule.

Yes, but it is generally not recommended.

If you are still growing age, you can increase your diet by exercising.

It is very difficult to inject hormones to control human growth, and human growth is not what you say about a single growth hormone that works. And thyroxine... And many more.

I remember that too.

There is simply no way to do it. People are not a machine, you inject hormones to achieve the purpose of growing taller, there will inevitably be a lot of ***. It's a metaphor for breast augmentation, in addition to getting bigger, there are a lot of sequelae. Paralysis said that there was no **.

Buy advertising. Or do breast augmentation surgery yourself.

1. If the epiphyseal line is about to close and is not completely closed, growth hormone can be used for a short time to help grow taller.

2. The use of growth hormone in this way is harmful to the human body, but the harm is not great, so there is no need to worry.

3. It is better to take growth hormone.

It is not difficult to grow taller, and the method of growing taller must be scientific.

The scientific method of growing taller starts with several factors that affect growing taller: nutrition, exercise, sleep, mood, and the effect of drugs.

1. Adequate nutrition but not excessive;

2. Insist on doing some exercises that are conducive to heightening, such as stretching and jumping;

3. Maintain adequate sleep, go to bed early and get up early;

4. Maintain a stable mood, excessive mood fluctuations can easily affect the secretion of growth hormone;

5. Bill is high, help grow, and go up every day!

Growth hormone can be used to grow taller, but it is not something that can be played casually, it depends on whether your bones are closed, and if it is closed, you cannot inject growth stimulation to grow taller.

Growth hormone is a protein hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary gland of the human brain and consists of 191 amino acids. It is the most important growth-promoting hormone in the body. Recombinant human growth hormone refers to growth hormone synthesized using genetic engineering technology.

The chemical structure of the artificially synthesized genetically recombinant human growth hormone is completely consistent with that of the human pituitary gland, and the physiological and pharmacological effects are also consistent. The use of recombinant human growth hormone as a substitute** as prescribed by the doctor can significantly promote the height growth of children and improve the growth and development of various organs throughout the body. Tens of thousands of clinical experiences have verified that recombinant human growth hormone is currently the only safe and effective drug for short stature.

China's growth hormone preparation technology is at the forefront of the world, not only short-acting growth hormone, but also the world's only long-acting growth hormone put into clinical use. Long-acting growth hormone can be injected once a week, and a lower frequency of injections may reduce the pain of your child's injections. And clinical data prove that its efficacy is better and lower.