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HGH Peptides for Effective Weight Management: Ipamorelin & Sermorelin

Did you know that when you reach the age of 30, your body's levels of human growth hormone (HGH) start to decline rapidly? HGH is affectionately considered the "Fountain of Youth" hormone. This can usually explain why, after you reach 30 years, you start noticing more exhaustion, loss in muscle mass, increase in fat retention, and increased emotional distress. Luckily, HGH peptides, such as Ipamorelin and Sermorelin, can help.

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A Comprehensive Examination of the Impact of B12/MIC and Vitamin C on Weight Loss

America is facing a major obesity epidemic. The results of this epidemic are massive since obesity is related to chronic metabolic abnormalities. Reduced physical activity and/or increased energy intake are important factors in this epidemic. Additionally, a genetic liability to obesity is associated with gene polymorphisms affecting biochemical pathways that regulate fat oxidation, energy expenditure, or energy intake. However, the identification of easily manipulated dietary factors (i.e., nutrient supplements or complementary foods) that affect biochemical pathways involved in fat oxidation, energy expenditure, or energy intake would lay the basis for new adjunct therapies for body weight management.

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Balancing Key Hormones for Effective Weight Management

There are powerful forces at work in your body, and they can make or break your weight loss journey. These forces are called hormones, and although an unseen force to be reckoned with, they can significantly impact your body.

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BMI vs. Body Composition: Understanding the Difference and Crafting Effective Weight Management Strategies

Recent research shows that without a constant maintenance plan, those who lose weight soon settle back into old habits and revert back to unhealthy lifestyles. This results in back-stepping or possibly even going back to the starting point. In 2010, a Penn State College of Medicine study discovered nearly 85% of people regain most, and often all, of the weight lost. This can be for a number of reasons. Some are because of lack of motivation, stress, life changes, or the weight was lost too rapidly, making their losses impossible to maintain. 

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