Category Archives: Other Topics

The Incredible benefits of Goji Berries

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 19th, 2025

berries fresh and ready to eat 300x200Reading Time: 4 minutesThe Incredible Benefits of Goji Berries Superfruits. You have probably heard the term. In the past few decades, several exotic fruits have been “discovered” and are touted in the “Super Fruits.” Acai berries...pomegranates...Noni juice...Camu-Camu berries...Organic Maqui berries... Acerola juice...Mangosteen...and Goji berries have all had the unique distinction of delivering far more health and longevity benefits than the mundane apples, oranges,... Read more »

Researchers Discover Brain Cells Associated With Sugar Cravings

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 19th, 2025

sugar cravings 300x200Reading Time: 2 minutesSugar is everywhere. While carbohydrates are vital for providing quick energy, refined sugars can be utterly addictive. Many people struggle with diets because their brains fixate on sugary treats, sapping them of their willpower. What if there was a way an effective way to control the way our minds respond to such cravings? Researchers Dr. Matthew Potthow and Dr. Matthew... Read more »

Norditropin Injections for the Treatment of HGH Deficiency

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 18th, 2025

human body with internal organs_f1X8bOd_ 231x300Reading Time: 3 minutesThe human body is a complex and complicated machine. Our bodies rely on hormones to coordinate the various physiological activities that keep us alive and well. Hormone Imbalance is among the most formidable barriers to vitality. Peak wellness depends on the appropriate balance of a multitude of interconnected hormones. While our hormones all have unique and essential jobs, they also... Read more »

Is Eight Glasses of Water Per Day Really Necessary?

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 18th, 2025

graphicstock glass of water with a bottle on wooden table_SdFxUYoDgog 300x214Reading Time: 3 minutesIt's long been folk wisdom that people should drink eight glasses of water each day. Like many forms of “common wisdom,” proper hydration is a bit more complicated than that. In many cases, eight glasses may actually be more than you need—not that two liters of water a day is harmful. Water challenges are pretty popular these days. You've surely... Read more »

The Importance of Balanced Growth Hormone and Insulin Levels

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 17th, 2025

diabetes_MyMgJ8Du 300x200Reading Time: 2 minutesTwo of the most critical metabolic hormones that your body produces are Insulin and Growth Hormone. Insulin is secreted by the pancreas and is used to transport glucose to cells for use as energy. Glucose is just the scientific term for blood sugar. If you're busy and active, most glucose is conveyed to provide power for your activity. Any glucose... Read more »

Treating Covid-19 Patients with Thyroid Hormone Therapy

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 17th, 2025

coronavirus 4972480_1920 300x169Reading Time: 3 minutesAs the search continues to find an effective vaccine for Covid-19, there is an ongoing global push to find treatments that lessen the severity of the virus. In Duluth, researchers are exploring the potential for Thyroid Hormone Treatments for the purpose of treating severe cases of Covid-19. The study has shown sufficient promise to warrant Phase 2 testing with the... Read more »

Watch Out for Signs of Testosterone Imbalance

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 16th, 2025

balance spheres shows balanced life_zJnxkGvd 300x225Reading Time: 2 minutesHealthy Testosterone Levels are a key to good health. While Testosterone is much more active in men, the hormone is important for both sexes. While Testosterone Deficiency is most common, both too little and too much Testosterone can lead to health issues. Testosterone is an essential part of many aspects of the human physiology, not just sex drive and function.... Read more »

Eating Too Much Junk Food Slashes Sperm Count and Trashes Testosterone Levels

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 16th, 2025

vector sperm cells background with syringe_GypDTus__L 300x225Reading Time: 3 minutesWhat we eat and drink plays a massive role in Hormone Balance. The body and mind are highly reactive to what we include in and exclude from our diets. Junk food is a menace to good health. Snack companies, fast food restaurants, and other purveyors of junk have spent billions to convince us to eat vast quantities of incredibly unhealthy... Read more »

Tesamorelin Therapy Helps Patients Lose Weight and Boost Growth Hormone Levels

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 15th, 2025

weight loss tips book shows diet advice SBI 300166291 300x300Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile there are no shortcuts to a healthy lifestyle, there are medical advances that can help you improve your vitality and well-being, especially when combined with a smart diet and a thoughtful fitness regimen. Tesamorelin is one of the many Hormone Therapy Treatments that we offer at our Licensed Wellness and HRT Clinic. Hormone Imbalance is a powerful scourge on... Read more »

Anti-Aging Diets: Do They Work?

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 14th, 2025

Intermittent Fasting image 300x150Reading Time: 5 minutesAnti-Aging Diets: Do They Work? Research from the early 1990s on the effect of lower food consumption found that Calorie Restriction (CR) in rats extended their lives. Other studies by Walford, Masoro, and Weindruch found that caloric restriction (CR) is crucial for extended longevity in mice and rats. These studies also concluded that in addition to an increase in life... Read more »

Boost Testosterone with Leg Training

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 13th, 2025

preparing to deadlift 1 300x168Reading Time: 3 minutesBoost Testosterone with Leg Training When most people begin a weight-lifting regimen, they focus on their upper body. Men, in particular, strive mightily for bulging biceps and swollen pecs, so much that they sometimes resemble cantaloupe smugglers. Even if aspiring muscle-builders work other parts of their upper body, they often neglect their legs. This is not an ideal workout strategy... Read more »

Investigating the Inhibition of Human Growth Hormone Secretion by Melatonin and Cyproheptadine

Written by Brianna Clark, Updated on January 12th, 2025

1280px Circadian_rhythmReading Time: 4 minutesHuman growth hormone (HGH) controls several physiological processes, including growth, metabolism, and bodily functions. This study examines “Does melatonin affect growth hormone.” Additionally, the effects of cyproheptadine on HGH secretion are also examined here. Cyproheptadine, an antihistamine with serotonin receptor antagonistic properties, and melatonin, a hormone best known for regulating sleep-wake cycles, have both been proposed to modulate HGH production.... Read more »

Getting Diagnosed With Adult-Onset Growth Hormone Deficiency

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 12th, 2025

getting diagnosed with HGH deficiency 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes  What percentage of adult-onset growth hormone deficiency is diagnosed properly at the initial doctor visit? The percentage of adult-onset growth hormone deficiency (AGHD) cases that are diagnosed properly at the initial doctor visit can vary widely depending on several factors. These factors include the expertise of the healthcare provider, the severity and clarity of symptoms, and the availability of... Read more »

Human Growth Hormone: Unveiling Metabolic Effects and Exploring Experimental and Therapeutic Applications

Written by Brianna Clark, Updated on January 11th, 2025

dial icon 2797347_1280 300x300Reading Time: 4 minutesAbstract: Human Growth Hormone (HGH) is required for human growth and metabolism. The metabolic effects of HGH, the use of HGH supplements and injections, and the symptoms of low HGH levels in adults are all investigated in this study. In addition, we delve into HGH's experimental and therapeutic uses, shedding light on its potential for a wide range of medical... Read more »

Diabetic Low-T Patients Studied for Twelve Years

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 10th, 2025

diabetes_G1JYRHPd SBI 300188993 300x200Reading Time: 4 minutesWhile Testosterone Replacement Therapy has been used now for decades, we're just reaching a point where large-scale longitudinal studies are coming to fruition. The current scientific climate continues to provide ample information regarding the safety and effectiveness of long-term Testosterone use. Doctors were worried about the potential dangers of Bio-Identical Testosterone for many years. Still, it appears that most of... Read more »

Pig organ transplants are becoming a reality!

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 9th, 2025

multi colored caduceus 300x169Reading Time: 6 minutes   Pig organs transplanted into humans? Really? Yes, REALLY! Recently, surgeons at NYU Langone Health have successfully transplanted a genetically engineered pig’s kidney into a brain-dead man. The kidney is still functioning optimally 32 days more than a month after the procedure. This represents the most extended period that a gene-edited pig kidney has functioned in a human and is... Read more »

HGH- Human Growth Hormone- Injections Can Give Couple New Energy, Enjoyment of Life

Written by Brianna Clark, Updated on January 5th, 2025

light bulb 1042480_960_720 300x199Reading Time: 4 minutesModern medicine has paved the way for groundbreaking discoveries in the quest for eternal youth and vitality. One such marvel that has captured the imagination of many is Human Growth Hormone, commonly known as HGH. This potent hormone, primarily responsible for growth during adolescence, has found its way into the lives of adults seeking a renewed sense of energy and... Read more »

Vitamin D and Covid-19—The Effects of Indoor Living on Immunity

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 3rd, 2025

multi vitamins 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutesDuring the COVID-19 epidemic, many people are highly constrained to their homes. This strategy has effectively limited exposure to Coronavirus, but it may have unintended effects on our vulnerability to other types of infection. Evolution has led humans to have a physiology innately connected to the natural sun cycle. For example, most people know that Vitamin D is produced in... Read more »

Is an HGH Clinic Really Necessary?

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on January 3rd, 2025

is an hgh clinic really necessary 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutesWhy do I need to come into your clinic to get an HGH prescription? A guy named Mark down at the lounge where I hang out says he'll bring me some in from Mexico. He says he has a "courier" job that takes him down there every month, and the price is 30% less than what your clinic says US-sourced... Read more »

Adults With Growth Hormone Deficiency Using Biosimilar Somatropin (Omnitrope®) Long-Term Face No Higher Risk Of Glucose Metabolism Disorders

Written by Brianna Clark, Updated on December 28th, 2024

Reading Time: 4 minutesObjective The purpose is to assess how treatment with recombinant human growth hormone (rhGH; Omnitrope®) impacts the possibility of developing diabetes mellitus in adults diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency (GHD) by analyzing data from the PATRO Adults post-marketing surveillance study. Methods  All adult patients over 30 years who have received more than or equal to one dose of Omnitrope® in... Read more »

Advancements in Human Growth Hormone Research: Development of a Radio-Immunoassay for Human Growth Hormone

Written by Brianna Clark, Updated on December 27th, 2024

Reading Time: 4 minutesHuman Growth Hormone (HGH), also known as somatotropin, plays a pivotal role in regulating growth, metabolism, and various physiological processes. The precise measurement of hGH levels is crucial for diagnosing growth disorders, monitoring treatment outcomes, and advancing our understanding of endocrinology. This research article explores the significant advancements in human growth hormone research, focusing on the development of a Radio-Immunoassay (RIA)... Read more »

Exciting Breakthrough Gene Therapies May Help People Enjoy Longer, Healthier Lives

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on December 26th, 2024

Reading Time: 2 minutesGeriatric Medicine, Genetics, and Endocrinology are tightly wound disciplines at the forefront of advancing medical science and technology. One of the long-term goals of these disciplines is Anti-Aging. As we learn more about the processes that induce aging, we can develop strategies to overcome those processes, thus increasing the quality of life and length of life at the same time.... Read more »

Four Common Nutrient Deficiencies Among Americans

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on December 26th, 2024

Reading Time: 3 minutesProper diet is one of the keys to longevity, good health, and Hormone Balance. Nutrition guidelines have recently been updated in the United States. While hunger is not a huge problem in America, we still have significant issues with malnutrition. The USDA and the United States Department of Health and Human Services published the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2020-2025 to... Read more »

New Study Demonstrates How Stress Hormones Contribute to Hair Loss

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on December 25th, 2024

Reading Time: 2 minutesOften, science takes time to catch up to observable reality. It's long been known that chronic stress can contribute to hair loss, but we haven't been able to pinpoint the precise mechanism which causes hair to fall out. The life cycle of a strand of hair occurs in three parts. During the first stage, the hair grows from the follicle.... Read more »

Omnitrope Therapy for the Treatment of Hypopituitarism and HGH Deficiency

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on December 25th, 2024

Reading Time: 2 minutesHuman Growth Hormone Deficiency impairs the lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans. HGH is critical for cellular metabolism. It helps free energy from body fat and also plays a central role in the optimal function of practically every physiological system. Omnitrope HGH Injections are for patients that don't produce enough natural Growth Hormone to meet the body's daily demands.... Read more »

Male Menopause – Changes in Hormone Balance Alter Men’s Lives

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on December 24th, 2024

Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile Menopause is a natural change that women go through as they get older, most people don't recognize that men go through their own age-related changes. While these changes aren't as drastic or sudden as they are in the case of a woman at the end of her reproductive stage, they are still considerable and worthy of note. Male Menopause... Read more »

Human Growth Hormone: Physiology, Regulation, and Therapeutic Applications on Athletic Performance & Aging

Written by Brianna Clark, Updated on December 23rd, 2024

Reading Time: 4 minutesSomatotropic cells in the anterior pituitary gland produce the single-chain polypeptide known as human growth hormone (HGH), sometimes referred to as somatotropin, which has 191 amino acids. As its name suggests, scientists originally learned that it regulates development throughout childhood. However, research found that HGH also functions as an acute phase stress reactant and is crucial for controlling many other... Read more »

Zomacton Therapy for Relief from HGH Deficiency

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on December 21st, 2024

Reading Time: 3 minutesHormone Therapy is a powerful tool that helps men and women sustain their health and well-being as they get older. Hormone Imbalance is an unavoidable aspect of aging, but there are treatments and medicines available that can soften the effects of getting older. Our Licensed HRT Clinic offers a variety of therapeutic options designed to maximize your vitality in the... Read more »

Streamline Your Strength Training to Improve Hormone Balance and Gains

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on November 27th, 2024

unrecognizable young fit man doing strength training exercising with kettlebell in mod SBI 305238209 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutesAlmost every one could improve themselves in the gym, especially in terms of strength or weight training, in terms of form and routines. In addition, there are many myths and misconceptions surrounding strength training and gym life in general. If you are sweating and “feeling the burn” while doing your workout routine, this is a good sign that you’re doing... Read more »

Tlando—An Oral Alternative for Testosterone Deficiency

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on November 25th, 2024

Reading Time: 2 minutesHormone Replacement Therapy is a rapidly advancing area of medical research and practice. Our knowledge of how the endocrine system works is evolving quickly, helping doctors and patients make increasingly well-informed decisions regarding Testosterone Therapy and other HRT Treatments. Low-T is a huge issue for American men, affecting millions. While more and more men are getting adequate treatment, there are... Read more »

Seriously, You Might Need More Fiber

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on November 7th, 2024

you need more fiber in your diet 300x225Reading Time: 4 minutes...in your diet right away. Especially if you want to lose weight. Replace any unhealthy foods or junk food habits you might have with fiber. If you’re struggling with weight gain...this article is for you, especially if you are thinking about going on a hormone replacement therapy program and thinking about your diet. If you’re struggling with constipation...this article is... Read more »

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

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on November 6th, 2024

hormone replacement therapy is a miracle 200x300Reading Time: 4 minutesThe human body is a fantastic thing. It does so much for us, decade after decade after decade. Through our bodies and their work, 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... Read more »

CJC-1295: What you need to know

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on October 27th, 2024

HGH doctor with purple shirtReading Time: 3 minutesCJC-1295: What you need to know Our clinic specializes in Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). Our main emphasis is on Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Replacement Therapy, Sermorelin Therapy, and all other hormone treatments designed to restore and maintain a normal and healthy hormonal balance. But we would be remiss in our duties to ignore any safe, legal,... Read more »

Varicoceles and Testosterone Levels: What You Need to Know

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on October 26th, 2024

VaricocelesReading Time: 5 minutesVaricoceles and Testosterone Levels: What You Need to Know Varicoceles. Most men have never heard of this condition; if they have it, most don’t know it. Even men who know the condition are unaware of the link between Varicoceles and Hypogonadism (low testosterone levels, aka “Low-T”). Before we go any further, let’s take a look at what Varicoceles is, how... Read more »

Will the Doctors at Your Clinic Write Me an HGH Prescription?

Written by Dr. Jonathan Peterson, Updated on October 18th, 2024

will your doctor write a hgh prescription 200x300Reading Time: 3 minutesNot all doctors, and not all clinics, are equal. The physicians at our clinic are at the highest level of professional competence – they are board certified. And our doctors are specially trained to treat hormone deficiencies, including adult-onset HGH (human growth hormone) deficiency. The First Step is a Blood Test to Determine Hormone Levels First, you’ll have to be... Read more »