Hormone Therapy in Los Angeles at MetroMed

HGH stands for human growth hormone. It is naturally produced in the pituitary gland and stimulates growth in children and adolescents, helping to regulate body fluids, bone and muscle composition, metabolism, and heart function. The body’s natural HGH levels decrease with age.

The introduction of more human growth hormone to your body can improve your ability to repair and replace cells. The purpose is to reinstate the proper balance of hormones, making your body function as it did when you were younger. HGH may also have a direct effect on your immune system by aiding in the production of T cells produced in the thymus gland. HGH has also shown to reduce the C-reactive protein (CRP) which is an inflammatory marker in patients.

Other Benefits of HGH Include:

• Improves metabolism, resulting in higher energy levels and less fat
• Regulates sleep patterns, thus improving brain function and emotional well-being
• Benefits the immune system and the cardiovascular system
• Increases libido
• Improves nail, hair, and skin health
• Can help lower cholesterol and blood pressure

For more information call us at 323-285-5300 or email us at info@metromd.net.

Posted on January 19, 2021 by: Metro MD

Stem Cell Therapy in Hollywood.

Running (or for the majority of the population, jogging) as a form of exercise puts an extreme amount of force on joints and muscles. With the entire body working as one to effectively perform the running motion, all muscles are susceptible to injury. Specifically, the quadriceps, hamstrings, gluteals, hip flexors, and calf muscles are the primary muscles used and the most prone to pulls or tears. Proper warm-up and stretching, however, can help prevent injuries. But if all fails new advances in stem cell therapy and PRP therapy can effectively treat these tragedies.

This past week, the US Olympic Track and Field Trials have been taking place in Oregon. Three Olympic hopefuls have sustained injuries during their preparation for the Trials, but with the help of Stem Cell Therapy, their dreams were kept alive. Because athletic injuries need adequate blood flow to promote and ensure healing, Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy allows the body to heal at an accelerated rate.

Kellie Wells, an Olympic 100m hurdler, just qualified for the 2012 Olympic games in London. Her road to the Trials was not easy. In 2008, she could not compete in the US Olympic Trial finals because of a hamstring tear. And while preparing to make a comeback at the Olympics this year, she sustained an injury to her lower back just weeks before the Trials. After intense physical therapy showed no improvement to her condition, Wells sought out the same procedure Tiger Woods and Hines Ward underwent: Stem Cell Therapy. Blood was taken from one of her veins and spun in a centrifuge so the different types of blood cells could be separated; the platelet-rich portion of the blood was then injected into her lower back. Following this therapy, Wells was in full form at the Trials this past week, earning a spot on the USA Olympic team. She will be competing for Team USA in London.

Damu Cherry, a specialist in the women 110m hurdles, took fourth place in the 2008 Beijing Olympics; she was hoping for the possibility of redemption in the 2012 London Olympics, but injury ruled her out of the Trials. Cherry suffered an injury to her Achilles tendon, preventing her from peak performance. Because physical therapy was not helping, Cherry received Stem Cell Therapy with an injection to her injured Achilles and within weeks, she was training in Orlando with twenty-five other Olympic hopefuls. Cherry is now preparing for the upcoming Nationals, where she is expected to medal.

Antonette Carter, a four-time All-American and record holder, sought out regenerative medicine and PRP therapy for her chronic Achilles tendonitis and retrocalcaneal bursitis. Carter, a strong contender for making the Olympic team, runs the 100m and 200m dash. Over a four-week period, she received Stem Cell Therapy to decrease pain, promote healing, and increase range of motion in her injured ankle. After the therapy, she was running her season-best and was completely pain-free. Because she finished the therapy only one month before Trials, Carter was not able to match her personal best times and decided to forego the Trials. The PRP, however, allowed her to completely heal and prepare for track meets in the near future.

While not all three US athletes earned spots on the Olympic Team, they all reaped the benefits of Stem Cell Therapy. Prohibited from running due to injury, these ladies sought out the field of regenerative medicine as their road to recovery. All three women recovered from their injuries, but only one was in full form and a realistic contender for making the US Olympic Team- and she did. Along with countless MLB and NBA players, these track and field athletes chose to help their bodies and athletic careers through Stem Cell Therapy and Platelet-Rich Plasma.

Olympic athlete, professional ballplayer, or average human being, Stem Cell Therapy is an extremely beneficial route to improving chronic joint and muscle problems. By using patient’s own blood and cells, Stem Cell Therapy is efficient, versatile, and readily available.

Resources:

Ben-Avari, Elira. “World-class Athletes Train for Olympics at Clermont’s National Training Center.” Orlando Sentinel. N.p., 30 May 2012. Web. 26 June 2012. .

Denman, Elliott. “Former Hampton University Star Kellie Wells Qualifies for London Olympics.” Daily Press. N.p., 23 June 2012. Web. 26 June 2012. .

PRWeb. “Olympic Hopeful Finds Success with Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy Aka P.R.P. to Treat Chronic Achilles Tendonitis / Retrocalcaneal Bursitis.” PRWeb. Vocus, 22 May 2012. Web. 26 June 2012. .

PRWEB. “U.S.A. Olympian Damu Cherry Has Joined Elite Athletes Tiger Woods, Hines Ward and Takaishi Saito in Using Cell Therapy.” PRWeb. Vocus, 06 June 2012. Web. 26 June 2012. .

Posted on November 13, 2019 by: Metro MD

Women Hormone Therapy Beverly Hills

The Benefits of HGH for Women!

Human growth hormone (HGH), is a natural hormone found in a woman’s body. As you age, there is a decline in the amount of the growth hormone, which causes a hormonal imbalance. Fortunately, when there is a decline in HGH, women can take a supplement to increase the levels.

The decline of HGH levels in your body creates a range of problems including insomnia, forgetfulness, hot flashes and mood swings as well as weight gain. As you are experiencing these imbalances it also increases your stress levels, which may have a negative effect on the symptoms of the hormonal imbalance you are already experiencing. The hormones in your body are necessary to regulate cell metabolism, brain functioning and reproduction process.

HGH replacement therapy is designed to correct the imbalances in your body. There are several benefits with human growth hormonal supplements, including:

-Restores the normal functioning of your body, which helps with weight loss.
-Promotes a healthy protein synthesis, which is what encourages the development of muscle and HGH replacement therapy helps to increase your strength and stamina.
-Encourages proper functioning of the liver and pancreas, which help with your metabolism as well as detoxifying your body.
-It improves the tone and texture of the skin as well as helps to slow the aging process of your skin.
-It improves bone density and promotes the healthy functioning of your brain.
-HGH helps to control and maintain cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
-Improves energy levels and boosts the immune system
-Improves mood
-Promotes a good, quality sleep pattern

HGH replacement therapy for women promotes a natural balance to your body. The supplements are safe and have a multitude of benefits. It is important to only buy HGH supplements from a reliable and reputable supplier. If you are currently taking medically prescribed supplements, it is recommended that you talk with your doctor before switching to HGH replacement therapy.

Posted on November 10, 2019 by: Metro MD

Pediatric HGH Therapy in Beverly Hills

Children suffering from Growth hormone deficiency or GHD are often much smaller than their average peers. A growth hormone deficiency can be classified when the pituitary gland is supposed to produce somatotropin, which is important for keeping your tissues, bones, and muscles healthy, as well as advance growth.

The most common symptom of GHD in children is their significantly shorter height than other children the same age. Children who have GHD typically grow less than two inches per year during puberty. Some other common symptoms may include: Late puberty, increased pockets of fat in the abdomen or face, slow development or growth of teeth and hair.

First, we determine if HGH is a viable treatment with a very low-intensity X-ray of our children’s wrists and ankles to check out the growth platelets where new bone is being laid down daily, we are able to see if they still have the ability to grow taller. On those X-rays, we can see lines representing especially active tissue growth where new bone is being laid down rapidly and in very large amounts over a growing season.

These growth plates look like dark, porous-appearing bands and it is here that HGH acts on the layers of stem-cells in the plates to put down layers of calcium in the newly forming bone as well as layers of strong elastic connective tissue, called the matrix. Here the hormone stimulates not only bone formation but the building of nerves and blood vessels throughout the immature bone.

When parents notice that their children are shorter than others of the same age, they become worried and, after learning about the effects of Human Growth Hormone, often come to the correct conclusion that their children are not producing enough HGH to make them grow as tall as they should.

When pediatricians measure kids with delayed growth, parents soon learn that their children are shorter than most by as much as fifty percent. Being 50% shorter than others, these children are said to belong to the fiftieth percentile on the growth curve. This means that any child in this percentile when compared to the others of the same age, is shorter that fifty percent or more of all the children evaluated.

The time to take action is when this is observed and HGH is the only therapy available or required that can possibly correct such a serious problem. By giving a very small injection of HGH painlessly just underneath the skin on a daily basis with a very small needle, parents can correct a hormone deficiency in their children and put the child on the right path toward growing 1-2 inches more per year. Scientists have observed as many as 6 inches of growth occurring in children using HGH over 3 years.

As soon as the growth plates close about age 18, the effects of HGH Therapy on bone growth and the achievement of greater height are reduced. To learn more about HGH contact the MetroMD office.

Posted on October 8, 2019 by: Metro MD

IV Therapy in Hollywood

Here at MetroMD, we have been offering IV therapy since our founding. We feel this treatment is a quick and effective method to boost your overall energy and immune system. IV Vitamin Therapy supplies essential nutrients and vitamins for those needing to maintain or restore a healthy lifestyle. 

Our IV’s are packed with vitamins, minerals, electrolytes, and water. These IVs take about 30min to an hour and truly help alleviate the symptoms of dehydration. 

Besides having IV formulas for Hangovers, MetroMD has also tailored specific IVs for other purposes. These include beauty enhancement, muscle recovery, hydration and more. So, if you thinking about having a long night out or already suffering the next day try a Hangover IV drip to ease your symptoms.

To learn more or to book your IV treatment reach us at 323-285-5300. 

Posted on September 24, 2019 by: Metro MD

Los Angeles HGH Doctor on The Benefits of HGH

HGH or Human Growth Hormone has many benefits. Below is a 3-month breakdown of how HGH affects patients. HGH stimulates the patient’s own pituitary gland by binding to specific receptors that increase production and secretion of HGH. First Month                                                    Weight Loss Vivid Dreams Better sounder sleep Improved Stamina Optimistic Attitude Second Month Improved Muscle Tone Increased Strength Improved Skin Tone Improved Nail Growth Better Digestion Weight Loss and Body Fat Reduction Improved Vision Enhanced Sexual Function Third Month  Improved Mental Processes Enhanced Productivity Faster Wound Healing Hair Re-Growth Increased Libido Increased Muscle Size Faster Recovery from Muscle Soreness Reduced PMS Symptoms More Flexibility and Mobility   To learn more about HGH therapy at MetroMD call us at 323-285-5300 or email us at info@metromd.net

Posted on August 14, 2019 by: Metro MD

Los Angeles Pediatric HGH Doctor at MetroMD

Growth hormone deficiency is classified when the pituitary gland is supposed to produce somatotropin, which is important for keeping your tissues, bones, and muscles healthy, as well as advance growth. The most common symptom of GHD in children is their significantly shorter height than other children the same age. Children who have GHD typically grow less than two inches per year during puberty. Some other common symptoms may include: -Late puberty -Increased pockets of fat in the abdomen or face -Slow development or growth of teeth and hair Pediatric HGH therapy is used in children for various treatment options. Children with deficient growth hormone, or with Noonan syndrome, Turner syndrome, Leri-Weil syndrome, small for their gestational age and other diagnosis calls for Human Growth Hormone therapy to promote healthy height and development. Learn More!

Posted on July 22, 2019 by: Metro MD

Beverly Hills RN Approved Shopping List & Cleanse

While life is filled with challenges it’s also filled with solutions. We are inspired to help change the way people view food and the way they consume it. No matter your age, fitness level, or how chaotic your life can be we are here to help you nourish yourself and live your best life! Ideal Flex Foods: • 1 Avocado • 1 Apple • 1 cup watermelon • Unlimited Celery • Unlimited Cucumbers • 1 cup Broccoli, Cauliflower, Kale or Spinach • 1 cup Berries • 1 cup Sauerkraut or Kimchi (no additives) • 1 cup Summer squash ( no winter squash) • 1⁄2 cup Carrots Ideal Flex Beverages: • Hemp, almond, coconut, oat milk • Kombucha • Organic Vegetable Broth • Decaffeinated herbal tea • Coconut water • Stone Natural Organic Powder Easy Cleansing Food combinations: • A green apple sautéed in cinnamon and Organic Tropic Oil • An avocado mashed with freshly squeezed lemon juice and Himalayan sea salt • 1 cup broccoli sautéed in organic tropic oil and fresh basil and topped with 3 tbsp. organic sauerkraut Protein Options: • Lentils or legumes (no-soy) 1c/320 Cal • Hummus 1/2c/170 Cal • Broccoli 1c/30 Cal • Cottage Cheese 1/2c/81 Cal • Almonds 1/4 c/ 207 Cal • Free Range Eggs 1 Lg egg/71 Cal • Free Range organic fed chicken 100g/165 Cal • Wild-caught Salmon 2oz/131 Cal Complex Carbs: • Red, black or brown rice 20g/219 Cal • Quiona 1c/ 223 Cal • Couscous 1c/175 Cal • Sprouted grain bread 1 slice/80 Cal • Buckwheat or whole grain pancakes 183 Cal • Purple or sweet potatoes 100g/86 Cal • Oatmeal 1/2C/ 71 Cal Veggie Options: • Kale 1c/14 Cal • Broccoli 1c/30Cal • Summer Squash 1c/23Cal • Cabbage 1c/22Cal • Asparagus 1c/27 Cal • Mushrooms 1/2c/15Cal • Celery 1c/16 Cal • Carrots 1c/52 Cal • Sea veggies 4g/21 Cal • Cilantro 1c/21 Cal • Parsley 1c/21 Cal • Basil 2 tbsp/2 Cal Fruit Options: • Cherries 1c/87 Cal • Berries 1c/100 Cal • Plums 1 sm Plum/ 47 Cal • Apples 1 sm Apple/ 53 Cal • Purple Grapes 1c/62 Cal • Watermelon 1c/46 Cal • Papaya 1c/63 Cal • Cucumbers 1c/13 Cal • Tomatoes 1 Sm tomato/50 Cal Fats & Oils Options: • Organic Tropic Oil 1tbsp/120 Cal • Green tea seed oil 1 tbsp/120 Cal • Sunflower seed oil 1 tbsp/120 Cal • Avocado oil 1 tbsp/ 120 Cal • Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1 tbsp/120 Cal • Butter or ghee (grass fed cow) 1 tbsp/120 Cal Do & Don’ts for starting a cleanse: • Do drink more water, broth and fresh juices • Do eat fresh, ray fruit and veggies darky leafy greens and high fiber meals • Do eliminate processed foods • Do plan your transformation over a period in which you will be able to get good sleep • Do omit dairy, processed foods and meat from your diet 2-3 days before starting • Do stay hydrated drink half you body weight in ounces a day • Do grab extra flex foods • Do keep a positive mental attitude • Do have a plan be prepared with your products • Do take before and after photos • Don’t rush back into eating heavy foods ease back into foods slowly • Don’t perform heavy exercise • DON’T QUIT!

Posted on July 10, 2019 by: Metro MD

Hollywood Nutritional Health Tips from our RN

5 Health Tips from our RN Genevieve

• Stop drinking ice water! It dampens your healthy digestive tract, instead drink room temperature water with lemon or lime. This aids in digestion and detoxification and also helps with collagen production. 

• Stop using toxic sunscreens. The ingredients enter your bloodstream within 24 hours. Instead, try a plant or seed-based oils such as cold pressed raspberry oil and make sure you get enough antioxidants. 

• Flossing every day is great but oil pulling with coconut MCT oil could be more beneficial than flossing. This is similar to putting mouth wash in your mouth except with coconut oil you want to rinse the oil in your mouth for about 5 minutes.

• Instead of using dryer sheets that contain hazardous chemicals use white vinegar and castile soap to wash clothes. Add wool balls and a couple of drops of peppermint essential oil to the dryer for a great smell! 

• Don’t rely on allergy pills that have been linked to dementia instead try using essential oils as natural remedies. Try using Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Jojaba, Lemon, Basil, and Tea Tree oils.  

Posted on June 26, 2019 by: Metro MD

Los Angeles Needs Cleaner Water For Your Showers

Who doesn’t love a nice warm shower? Some of us have our best thoughts in the shower. Others become full-on rockstars singing our favorite tunes. But… when it comes to showering are you protecting yourself?

This may sound like a silly thing to ask, protecting yourself in a shower. But let’s look into this a little further. The average shower is about 15min in length. Every 5 minutes of showering almost 20 gallons of water are used. That means during each shower about 60 gallons of water passes over our body. So still, what’s the problem?

Well just like my earlier post on our running water that we use for drinking this same water is used on our skin to bath. This water often contains pharmaceuticals, pesticides, heavy metals, and other toxins. So each day we are not only putting water on our body but also these toxic chemicals.

Our skin is highly absorbent. When this water comes into contact with our skin some of it is absorbed into our body. This may not seem like a lot. But day after day this adds up. On average a person showers almost 7 times per week. This means in their lifetime (an average 78.69 years in the United States) they would have showered 28,643 times. This also means 1,718,589.6 Gallons of water bathed their body. So yes, these small amounts daily add up over time.

So, what can you do? Have a filter that can be placed right into your shower system. This requires very little to install and will help filter these nasty chemicals out of your shower. Now you can enjoy your shower, TOXIN FREE!!

Posted on June 4, 2019 by: Metro MD