I Wasted Four Years of My Life

Hi. My name is Austin. I was dumb. I admit it. First, I wasted three years of my life in denial that something was wrong with me. I was just 40 years old. I started to get flabby, and I excused it: “Age is just catchin’ up with you, Austin ol’ buddy,” I said to myself.

I lost sleep and never felt fully rested, and I made excuses for it: “Well, they say that as you get older, you can’t sleep as long, so maybe that’s normal.” Right. I had close to zero energy and never wanted to do the things I used to think were fun, and I rationalized it: “Well, if you’re getting older and not sleeping as much, you’re bound to have less energy, right? Right???”

My libido was down, too, and I just wasn’t getting much satisfaction in the bedroom, either, and – you guessed it – I made excuses about it: “Austin, my best pal, you’re just tired, and it’s harder to get things done at work, so that makes you even more tired and overworked too, and then having energy for the bedroom when you’re overworked like that, well, fella, it’s just not reasonable! Nothing wrong with you, though! No way?”

I started to notice that I looked older than my years. Premature aging! Yikes! And I continued to excuse it and explain it: “What do you expect? Aging and overwork, and not sleeping well add up to terrible aging, and maybe I’m not eating right. Maybe…” Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

It was starting to get pretty scary. And I wasn’t even convincing myself with these lame excuses anymore. Three years after the trouble started, I started to get real. I admitted to myself that something was wrong with me. All these things happening at once, and so suddenly (at 39, I had felt great and strong and energetic) indicated some underlying problem. And my friends and colleagues – the ones around the same age I was, even a little bit older! – were not experiencing these symptoms.

So that’s how I wasted the first three years of my “mystery sickness.” Pretending it wasn’t happening! And, of course, doing precisely nothing about it.

After admitting something was wrong, I went to my family doctor, and damned if he couldn’t find anything actually wrong with me.

I underwent test after test, the conventional ones they always give you to rule out the common causes of fatigue, low energy, and low libido – and he discovered zip, nada. We tried various vitamin regimens and drugs for a year to cover up some of my symptoms. They didn’t help much, and the drugs had nasty side effects. No cure there!

Finally, I read about the clinic that sponsors this Web site. I discovered that some people have adult-onset HGH (human growth hormone) deficiency – a lack of the hormone that keeps us young, strong, and vital. I learned that low HGH levels could be the one cause that was behind all my scary, depressing symptoms. And I learned that HGH deficiency is 100% curable!

So I got tested to see if that was my problem – and it was. The doctors at the clinic designed a program just for me – no cookie-cutter treatments here! – and, after just a few months, I am cured! Not just fewer symptoms – no symptoms anymore.

I am as strong, vital, sexy, and energetic at 44 as I have ever been. It’s hard to express how happy I am now. I have my life back.

I wasted three years of my life in denial. I wasted another year pursuing medical “solutions” that just covered up the symptoms but didn’t get to the root cause. That’s four years wasted! I’m writing this so you don’t have to waste any years. Get tested today!

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