Hormone Replacement Therapy: If You Do It Right, It’s Like a Miracle

The human body is an amazing thing. It does so much for us, for decade after decade after decade. It is through our bodies, and the work they perform, that we have built everything that has ever been built in this world. Our bodies produce chemicals called hormones that can keep us healthy and functioning deep into old age.

But there’s the rub. Some of us are blessed with higher, better, hormone levels than others as we age. Such folks enjoy shining robustness, shimmering good health and even good looks, while others – not so well blessed – suffer far more decline and fragility as the years go by. The difference in many cases comes down to a too-steep decline in our hormone levels.

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Restores Youthful Levels of Hormones

But in the 21^st century, we’re able to do something about that. That’s where hormone replacement therapy, or HRT for short, comes in. But you do have to be careful. There are unethical practitioners who skirt the laws and regulations that are designed to protect our health, and who make promises they can’t keep; who go too far for good health in search of unrealistic, extreme goals. As the ancient Greeks believed, moderation is the key: HRT can restore youthful levels of necessary hormones, and have very noticeable effects on health, stamina, athletic and sexual performance, healthy sleep, and a great sense of well-being that many of you haven’t felt in years – all without going too far, without putting you at risk for bad side effects, and with a program designed to restore your hormones to healthy levels, tailored exactly to your body’s needs after extensive testing and measurements.

Are you heading for, or past, middle age? When was the last time you had a long, restful night’s sleep? Is your mental acuity as effortlessly sharp as it once was? Do you brim with energy like you did a few years ago? Physically? Sexually? There was a time when physicians treated people with deficiencies in these areas separately, symptom by symptom. But a new generation of doctors sees, in some of their patients at least, all of these symptoms as signs of one thing: simple hormone deficiency. And that, as it turns out, is something that can be objectively measured – unlike just “tiredness” or “brain fog” or “wakefulness” or “fatigue,” which can be pretty hard to quantify. So they treat that one thing with HRT.

What the Heck are Hormones??

The word hormone comes from the Greek, meaning to stir up. Hormones stimulate growth, metabolism in general, and sexual function. They affect many necessary life processes; they make things happen. They also are a part of the body’s mechanisms for regulating its overall weight, its temperature, and responses to stress and exertion. Hormones exercise their power over every single one of the trillions of cells in your body, and that means they affect every single organ, too – from your brain to your toes and everything in between. If your hormones are out of balance, everything in your life will be out of balance. Restore your hormone levels to what they should be, and proper function and health come roaring back.

Hormones can be thought of as our body’s messengers. Let’s say you just performed thirty push-ups followed by as many sit-ups and jumping jacks (you can do that, can’t you?). Your hypothalamus gland then signals your all-important pituitary gland that the body has just exerted itself and assistance is needed. The pituitary gland then sends out human growth hormone (HGH) – one of these messengers – through your veins to the point where the most help is needed. There it will encounter “receptors” on individual cells. These receptors are like a molecular “lock” that can be unlocked only by the correct molecular structure (that of the hormone), which acts like a key. Once the receptors on the cells are “unlocked,” a response is triggered in each cell – and, in the case of HGH, the response is cellular repair, bone growth, and/or muscle growth.

HGH Naturally Declines as We Age: Adult-Onset HGH Deficiency

Once we get past our peak years of growth and fertility, though, our body’s production of hormones drops off – and it drops off more for some people than others, in some cases excessively so. In addition, the cellular receptors also become less sensitive as we age, giving us a double whammy: fewer hormones are sent at a time when the receptors don’t work as well and, really, more hormones, not less, would be required for the same rejuvenating effect. When these declines go too far, we start to feel weak, ill, and we can lose our vibrant good looks and our inner sense of well-being. Things just “don’t feel right” any more. Those trillions of cellular locks just aren’t getting the molecular keys they need, and the stressed, depleted body stays stressed and depleted instead of restoring itself as it should.

Every living thing on this Earth has hormones, from a kitten to a giant redwood. And we forfeit hormones as we age. Some of us forfeit too much, severely impacting the quality of our lives and things we can accomplish. Even on the days when you rest the most, your bodily systems are at work, and all work produces stress and damage. When we’re young, our bodies repair the damage and fix themselves quickly. But the older we get, the slower and less complete the repair process becomes – for some of us, it’s very slow and very incomplete compared to our peers and compared to what it used to be years ago. Such people can greatly benefit from HRT to boost hormones to normal levels.

Do it right, do it safe, and do it legal, and many, many patients and doctors can testify that the results are like a new lease on life.

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