Testosterone and human growth hormone levels begin to decline as we age. What helped power us through our twenties may start to hinder optimum health and vitality in our thirties, forties, and beyond. Some people turn to using HGH and testosterone together to revitalize the body. A doctor specializing in hormone replacement will analyze your blood levels of these and other vital hormones to determine what type of treatment will best meet your body’s needs.

Our doctors and clinical advisors often field the following question from men and even women:

“Can I take HGH and testosterone at the same time?”

The answer is yes, and it is often referred to as stacking hormones for optimal results. Do not mistake that for the fact that either form of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) will work well on its own. Some people have only one type of hormone deficiency that requires treatment. If that is the case, then only HGH or testosterone may be necessary. Both HGH and testosterone therapies will help benefit the other hormone in some ways. There is no person better equipped to make this determination than the HRT specialist.

Are HGH and testosterone a good stack for women, or just for men?

Males are more likely to benefit from stacking HGH and testosterone than females as their bodies naturally require a higher amount of testosterone. The HRT doctor may start out by prescribing HGH to a female with low growth hormone levels and then measure her testosterone levels after a few months of treatment to see if that hormone is benefitting from therapy before adding in another supplement – or vice versa.

Beneficial Effects of Using HGH and Testosterone Together

When you use HGH and testosterone at the same time you are improving your body’s functions on many levels. HGH and testosterone do impact some of the same areas, such as brain functions, cholesterol levels, metabolism, and mood, so your body undergoes more significant benefits.

Taking HGH and testosterone together can result in the following positive changes:

• Sharper brain functions and memory
• Increased energy and stamina
• Better immune functions and healing
• Improved metabolism and weight loss
• Enhanced cell regeneration
• Stronger bones and muscles
• Thicker, fuller hair
• Better sex drive, performance, and pleasure
• Increased red blood cell production
• Sharper night vision and eyesight
• Improved mood and outlook
• Deeper sleep
• Increased internal organ functions and size
• Lower LDL cholesterol and triglyceride levels
• Improved glucose uptake
• Healthier cardiac functions
• Reduction of menopausal and PMS symptoms
• Stronger drive and productivity
• Increased collagen for improved skin elasticity and appearance

When can HGH and testosterone be taken together to get these benefits?

Only if your body has a verifiable deficiency in each hormone should you stack HGH and testosterone.

When You Should Not Use HGH and Testosterone Together

A combination of HGH and testosterone should not be used by people diagnosed with active cancer. Because HGH increases cell regeneration, it could stimulate cancer cell division and growth.

Using testosterone with HGH is only recommended if both hormone levels are well below their ideal state in the bloodstream. Blood testing is the only determining factor to measure hormone levels.

Do not use HGH and testosterone together unless prescribed these treatments jointly by the same doctor. Careful monitoring of hormone levels is necessary to avoid side effects.

HGH and testosterone therapies are both extremely safe when prescribed for legitimate reasons. Do not use these treatments to build up your muscles or enhance your athletic abilities. HGH and steroid use for bodybuilding or sports is illegal and dangerous.

For a free consultation with a clinic advisor, please contact Kingsberg HRT Clinic where confidentiality, affordability, and service are as important to us as they are to you. Complete the form above or call us at (954) 800-5590 today.