Fitness and Beauty: The Two Go Hand-in-Hand

Your beauty routine consists of skincare, haircare, nails, and perhaps some or a lot of make-up.

It can be a lot to keep up with, no doubt, but have you ever considered that your hours at the gym (or lack thereof) are either benefiting or hindering your beauty goals?

I know that it may be something else to add to the list of manicures, exfoliation days, and Botox injections, but fitness can add some serious benefits to not just your beauty, but your overall health.

And when your overall health is in tip-top shape, you'll love the way you look more and more – feel good, look good.

Everyone knows that exercise, whether it be cardio, strength training, or yoga gives our hearts a workout and keeps them healthy. Continuous strengthening of the heart lowers one's risk of developing heart disease or strokes.

We also know that exercise helps us maintain a healthy-looking shape (although nutrition also plays a major role!) and increases our bone density, keeping osteoporosis at bay. What you may not know, is what it can do for hair and skin...

Fitness and Haircare

Going back to your heart and circulatory system, when you exercise you're pumping larger amounts of blood throughout your body, strengthening the heart and increasing blood circulation.

The increased blood flow extends to your scalp where it nourishes your hair follicles with more nutrients and oxygen — exactly what your hair needs to grow thick and resistant to breakage. Consistent exercise, therefore, promotes a healthy hair growth cycle.

Fitness and Skincare

Regular exercise helps prevent breakouts! Yes, you sweat and get dirty, which can clog pores if you do not wash your face regularly, but breakouts are also caused by excess sebum or the oil your skin produces. Cortisol, a hormone released when stressed, causes the overproduction of sebum.

Exercise causes our bodies to release the “feel-good” hormones, dopamine, and other endorphins, that suppress cortisol, thus leading to reduced production of sebum.

Even though sweating is gross, it does open your pores and helps to flush toxins from the skin as well.

Exercising also produces more collagen, a protein that maintains the structure of your skin as well as provides flexibility. Increasing collagen production tones your skin, preventing wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging.

Plus, remember the increased blood circulation? This extends to your skin as well, leading to glowing, brighter skin, due to increased nutrients and oxygen getting to your skin cells.

Human Growth Hormone and Beauty

If you are taking HGH supplements or on a doctor-mediated growth hormone replacement therapy program, your doctor has probably already recommended you start an exercise program, and may have even given you one to follow.

In adults, growth hormone's biggest job is repairing and growing new cells for your tissues and organs, including your skin cells. Exercising while on HGH supplements will greatly enhance your production of natural growth hormone.

HGH on its own has been shown to improve skin elasticity and lessen the severity of wrinkles or fine lines. Many patients on HRT programs have reported a reduction in grey hair and increased hair growth. With HGH, you can slow down the effects of aging by increasing the repair and regeneration of your skin cells, as well as hair follicles.

This incredible hormone improves intracellular fluid levels which help to carry nutrients from cell to cell and giving the skin the stuff it needs to maintain a healthy appearance. Just what you need for an enhanced beauty routine!

To sum up, exercise is essential for maintaining your glowing skin and flowing hair, as well as boosting your HGH supplements. It is also essential to add to an HRT program to get the best results out of it.

Do not neglect this part of the program! Many middle-aged adults see their skin dulling and wrinkling and their hair falling out or going grey – such side effects of aging can be curtailed or reversed with an HRT program designed for patients suffering from adult-onset growth hormone deficiency.

Consider getting tested for HGH deficiency today!

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