Growth Booster 16 ounces 420g US$49.75, 32 ounces
840g US$59.75,
64 ounces 1680 g US$ 99.50
This is a Sharp Labs product.
It is scientifically formulated to target che pituitary and thyroid glands to help maximaze growth stimulation.
ACIDS AND NUTRITION:
Protein is an indispensable ingredient in the living organism, and the amino
acid building blocks must be available in the cytoplasm. Many amino acids are
synthesized in the body; others are not. Those not synthesized are called
essential amino acids. In man these are isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine,
phenylalanine, threonine, tryptophan, and valine. These essential amino acids
must be provided in the food that an organism eats. For example: If in Mexico
the people ate corn alone, their diet would be deficient in tryptophan and
lysine and their growth and tissue replacement may be impaired. Spanish people
augment their basic corn diet with beans, which are richer in lysine but still
poor in tryptophan. Eggs, milk, or meat would balance the diet. A vegetarian
diet is characteristically low in lysine, methionine, and cystine. Animal
products on the other hand provide a more complete array of amino acids. Thus
inland African natives have dietary deficiencies not found in African coast
natives who supplement their vegetable diet with fish. Children of central and
southern Africa and India often suffer from protein insufficiency that leads to
a serious disease called kwashiorkor. See also DNA; gene; METABOLISM; nucleic
acid; NUTRITION; protein. - COURTESY ALFRED NOVAK, Stephens College
AMINO SUPPLEMENTS:
The amino acid group can help support a healthy body and well being. A healthy
drug free body can offer many positive health and developmental aspects during
ones growth cycle also. Amino acid supplements are safe and effective when taken
on a regular basis can only help one's overall well being. Please consult your
doctor before beginning any exercise or nutritional program.
HUMAN GROWTH:
The stature to which each of us grows is predetermined in our genes, as the
racial differences between Pygmies and vatusis testify. Tall parents tend to
produce tall offspring. And, the children of fat parents may be predisposed to
obesity but these basic builds can be modulated by, and indeed depend on,
endocrine and nutritional factors. The fact that modern human beings are taller
than their ancestors of colonial or medieval times is attributable in part to
better nutrition and medical care, and in part to hybrid vigor whereby people
now marry out of their own cultures, nationalities, and races, thus mixing the
gene pool. Our body produces growth hormone which promotes growth during
childhood and adolescence, but slackens off when maturity is attained. Too much
growth hormone, as is secreted by pituitary tumors, induces gigantism, while too
little causes dwarfism. The adolescent growth spurt is correlated with the surge
of sex hormones secreted at the time of puberty. Not surprisingly, nutritional
factors have profound effects on growth, especially in immature individuals.
Underfed children grow more slowly than normal, but if refeeding is not delayed
too long, they will exhibit catch-up growth with little or no stunting of adult
height.
GROWTH AND NUTRITION:
Worse still is the amount of nutrition that is lost from our food through
processing before we actually get to eat it. Professor Francis Potenger
conducted a famous experiment into the effects of food processing. Taking two
groups of kittens, he fed one group on fresh meat, the other on an exclusive
diet of canned (processed) cat food. In time, the kittens in both groups grew to
maturity and produced litters of their own. With each succeeding generation, the
cats fed on fresh food flourished, their fur was glossy and sleek, their
behavior lively and alert. The cats in the canned-food group, on the other hand,
suffered a gradual physical and mental deterioration, growth was stunted, they
became increasingly psychotic and unsociable, and eventually they were unable to
reproduce. Of course, our diets are much more varied than those used in this
controlled experiment. We eat a diversity of meats, dairy products, and
vegetables. Nevertheless, Potenger's experiment suggests that no matter how
nutritious or tasty our food seems, we most likely are not receiving everything
we need for a healthy, balanced lifestyle.
A REVOLUTION IN HEALTH:
In the book "The Amino Revolution", you can learn about the many health benefits
of proper amino acid intakes. Too much or too little is not the answer. A
perfected well balanced intake of essential and non essential amino acids is the
goal.
By examining the metabolic imbalances behind a variety of health problems, you'll
find out which aminos are involved. Then, suggestions for specific combinations
of individual free-form aminos show how to restore balance to the affected
pathway. In this way, you can strengthen your immune system, restore emotional
and mental balance, and generally create enormous vitality--enough to meet the
immense demands of the twentieth century. If you are used to thinking of
improving your health by taking single nutritional supplements, such as vitamin
C for a cold, or worse, drugs that only suppress the cold's symptoms, this new
amino-based approach could radically alter your attitude and expectations. Used
wisely, amino acids are safe, simple, and unequaled among natural substances for
their health-enhancing potential.
IS G-BOOSTER A MIRACLE POWDER?
No! G-Booster is an exclusive amino powdered supplement to help compliment one's
diet which may be low in these vital nutrients. G-Booster is a balance of
essential and non essential amino acids to help support ones metabolism and
growth. Using this supplement will not make you grow taller any faster than your
genetic blueprint allows nor is it being sold to make one grow taller. There is
no single supplement in the world that can make one's body grow taller.
