Super Fitness Health BlogHerbal Health
Herbal medicines, therapies, and supplements have been used for centuries but it is only recently that western cultures have rediscovered the healing powers of herbs. In part, this is due to the development of allopathic medicinal techniques in the west combined with the lack of sufficient scientific support for non-conventional medicines. This has given an unsavory (and quite wrong) reputation to herbal medicines and supplements. Recent scientific studies have forced the medical community to reconsider the benefits of herbs. This has partly come about with increased exposure of the western community to the healing techniques practiced in other cultures and countries that have proven to be more effective than, or at the least complimentary to, allopathic treatments.
People have been falling sick for hundreds of years and needed something to help ease the pain, and maybe do away with the cause altogether. Before the development of modern medical techniques, they turned to the natural things they had around them: plants and herbs. Soon they were using these herbs to treat everything from headaches to depression and insomnia.
Modern medical science is finally discovering that these simple remedies from days gone by are not without merit, and when combined with a healthy lifestyle and present day standards of personal hygiene, they can really be a potent force in preventing illnesses and promoting general good health and well-being. Since they do not produce many of the more serious side effects of conventional medicine, these herbal supplements are useful for a variety of preventative reasons. For example, some herbal supplements help lower cholesterol, enhance memory performance, improve the quality of mental concentration, strengthen the cardiovascular system, and increase energy and stamina.
A herbal blend containing GTF Chromium, L-Ornithine, L-Arginine, L-Lysine, L-Tyrosine, L-Glutamine, L-Glycine, Pituitary (Anterior) Pwd, Colostrum, and Phosphatidyl Choline called GenF20 HGH promotes youthful skin, greater bone and muscle mass, reduced fat storage, higher energy and endurance, fast healing and recovery, improved memory, better mood, increased sex drive, and hair growth, by helping stimulate the pituitary gland to produce and secrete more HGH.
One reason why herbal dietary supplements have suddenly become important today and are being studied so closely by the medical community relates to safety. They are safe because they are as close to natural and fresh as they can get, and they are the most effective means available to ordinary people to ensure that their body has all the required vitamins and minerals to keep it running at maximum efficiency day after day even in the face of inadequate diets.
Note: This information is not intended nor is implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment
Comments are currently closed.