Human Growth Hormone was originally used for kids with growing disorders. Later, doctors realized that if it worked so well for children with growth disorders, it would also benefit older people with slowing metabolisms.
Human Growth Hormone (HGH) is secreted by the pituitary gland, which is the size of a pea and is located near the brain. Scientists have known about the growth hormone since the 1920s. They began using it in 1963 to treat children with growth issues, and this continued for over 20 years.
The development of these products led to experimentation with other applications, including use by athletes to improve their performance. HGH continues to be the preferred treatment for underdeveloped children and anti-aging purposes.
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