TORONTO, Oct. 17, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Many men desire an Adonis-esque body: chiseled abs, bulging pecs and throbbing biceps. Day after day, people stuff themselves inside sweaty gyms, lifting weights and consuming synthetic products procured from the local health store. However, they no longer have to guzzle down lab produced hormones. Abazar Habibinia shows people how to up their own natural production of these hormones in his new book, How to Naturally Increase Growth Hormone and Testosterone (now available through 1stBooks).
An experienced sports physician and a retired champion in competitive weightlifting, Habibinia offers secrets from the world of sports medicine. How to Naturally Increase Growth Hormone and Testosterone contains two parts that expound on the hormones most wanted by the public and coveted by athletes: growth hormone and testosterone. In part one, Habibinia offers useful information regarding growth hormone, such as its side effects and how to influence results with food supplements and special exercises. Known as "the hormone of the championship," growth hormone is the most potent muscle builder, fat burner and anti-aging substance. Synthetic growth hormone may have devastating side effects, but Habibinia teaches readers how to conjure growth hormone naturally.
Part two focuses on testosterone. He discusses natural alternatives to synthetic testosterone and ways to keep it in high levels. Low levels of testosterone result in low stamina, low sexual drive, energy loss, muscle wasting and early aging. The book provides readers with ways to combat low levels of the hormone and how to overcome its deficiency.
"In a nut shell, this book teaches you, in safe ways, how to increase youthful state-evoking, athletic champion-making, potent muscle-building, strong fat-burning and aging fighting agents; growth hormone and testosterone," Habibinia says.
With 40 different practical hormone enhancing programs that are found nowhere else, How to Naturally Increase Growth Hormone and Testosterone is a book for champion athletes and those that desire to be.
Habibinia has supervised and conducted Olympic and world champions since 1994. He attended the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia as a medical doctor. Habibinia is the author of Sports Dietary Supplements, I Want to be a Champion, Exercise Therapy for Women, Doping and Drug Abuse in Sports and Fat Burner Supplements for Women.
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