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Homeopathic formulations of growth factors known as
Cell Signal Enhancers or CSEs are a revolutionary new class of
medicines that combine today's advanced molecular biotechnolgy,
basic homeopathic principles and bioelectric medicine to help
people achieve a greater sense of physical and mental balance.
Cell Signal Enhancers were developed and patented by Dr. Barbara
Brewitt, CEO and Chief Scientific Officer of Biomed Comm, Inc.TM
Dr. Brewitt developed these natural medicines for the purpose of
maximizing people's health and performance without toxic side
effects and at affordable prices. Cell Signal Enhancers work by
stimulating the body's own defense and healing mechanisms,
bringing the body back to its optimum performance level.
CSEs contain recombinant human growth hormone or growth factors in
homeopathic formulations. Recent independent clinical studies have
shown that Biomed Comm'sTM homeopathic
hGH patented formula increases lean body mass, improves physical
appearance, energy, endurance and boosts immune system functions.

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Growth Factors
Growth factors are small proteins produced within the human body
that regulate cell growth, cell specialization as well as control
metabolic processes. Growth factors enable cells in the immune,
nervous and hormonal systems to coordinate their growth and cell
functioning plus support cell regeneration. We now know that
normal cell growth is controlled by feedback between growth
stimulators and growth inhibitors:
Growth factors:
- regulate cell growth, division and specialization.
- coordinate immune, nervous and hormonal systems.
- enhance cell communication.
- compete with viruses for expression of the same genetic
sites.
Growth factors have significant effects on DNA, RNA, protein
synthesis, amino acid uptake, cell migration, cell regeneration,
wound repair, collagen repair and cell division. It has been
determined that growth factors in the body affect the individual
cells by binding to growth-factor-specific receptors on the cell's
surface. Receptor binding initiates a sequence of events inside
the cell, leading to the cell nucleus where the required action
takes place through its effects on DNA synthesis. The signal from
a growth factor affects the cell cycle through positive and
negative feedback processes, and may be involved in controlling
various cell functions.
Growth factors are well known for their different regulatory roles
in the body. Regulatory function differs depending on the
condition and type of cell, the presence of different hormones and
proteins, and any additional stress factors that may affect tissue
integrity. The following descriptions of growth factors are based
on known mechanisms of action and their general regulatory roles
in the body. As a hormone, human growth hormone (hGH) affects
specific target tissues in its role as a chemical messenger. Human
growth hormone works with insulin-like growth factor (IGF1)
to affect the uptake of nutrients into the cell.

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hGH (Human Growth Hormone)
A General Introduction
Human growth hormone (hGH) has been widely acclaimed over the past
few decades as the body's most powerful hormone because of its
significant anabolic and anti-catabolic effects on the body. As
doctors and scientists work hand in hand to find ways to extend
the average life span, equal attention must be devoted to
improving the quality of life and developing stronger healthier
bodies through non-toxic, safe and affordable medicine.
hGH, also known as the master hormone of the body, is responsible
for many effects on growth, development, immunity and metabolism.
Produced and secreted by the anterior pituitary gland in the
brain, hGH is usually released during sleep in pulses in response
to positive and negative signals from the hypothalamus. hGH exerts
anabolic effects throughout the body through its co-messenger IGF1,
favoring growth of tissues, bones, cartilage, muscles, skin, liver
and kidney.
The bio-engineering of recombinant human growth hormone in the
mid-1980s made hGH more widely available as an injectable
prescription drug than in previous decades. As a result, hGH
received wide public attention for its well documented benefits on
physical performance, body shape, composition and immune
enhancement. Specifically hGH stimulates increased lean body mass
which is a significant life extender since depletion of lean body
mass results in muscle weakness, organ failure and death. More
than muscle size, lean body mass encompasses bone density, organ
density and vitality, restoration of shrinking cells back to their
normal size and restoration of intracellular and extracellular
water.
The amount of human growth hormone in a healthy adult declines
about 14% per decade after age 30 and is frequently non-existent
by age 80. The decrease in hGH levels seen with aging may result
in detrimental health consequences such as reduced skeletal muscle
mass and strength, decreased bone density, increased fat, reduced
energy and exercise capacity and reduced immunity.
The American Association of Clinical Endocrinology and the
American College of Endocrinology suggest that hGH deficiency is
an age-related event characteristically defined as a cluster of
easy to recognize symptoms which include:
- Fatigue
- Increased weight and abdominal obesity
- Decreased lean body mass and decreased muscle mass
- Decreased strength
- Poor sleep
- Impaired sense of well being
- Decreased exercise capacity and physical performance
- reduced cardiac performance
Many of the characteristics associated with aging are directly
related to the amount of hGH available to the body and can be
impacted upon in a positive manner if the level of hGH in the body
is increased. hHG and its mediator, insulin-like growth factor-1
(IGF1), may actually help treat the blueprint of
aging, keeping the cells in as healthy a state as possible. A
cell's ability to function depends on the genetic codes for all
the proteins, hormones, and enzymes that make the cell run. Up
until now, antioxidant supplements such as vitamin C and E helped
us limit the damage to the DNA and bolster our immunities.
hGH and IGF1 go further and do what antioxidants
cannot do. hGH and IGF1 help the DNA repair itself
prior to cell division. hGH initiates the transport of amino acids
and nucleic acids into the cell, including the cell membranes. IGF1
facilities the transport of nucleic acids into the nucleus of the
cell where the DNA resides, giving it the raw material needed to
repair damage to the DNA and initiate cell division. With many
positive effects on the body, supplementation with homeopathic
human growth hormone may be a significant factor in treating
symptoms of human growth hormone deficiency. Homeopathic dilutions
of human growth hormone promote these benefits without the adverse
side effects associated with high dose forms of injectable human
growth hormone.
Homeopathic hGH
Biomed Comm has completed three different types of double-blind,
placebo-controlled clinical studies to evaluate the efficacy of
homeopathic human growth hormone as an oral, chewable tablet. Our
clinical results (which will be incorporated into our web site
after publication in medical journals) suggest that homeopathic
hGH provides a safe, affordable method to optimize physical and
mental functioning plus improves self-perceived quality of life
values.
Just some of the benefits seen after a six week program of oral
homeopathic hGH therapy are:
- Increase in energy
- Increase in muscle mass without exercise
- Decrease in body fat without dieting
- Stronger immune system functions
- Improvement in sleep patterns
- Improved physical appearance
- Increase in skin softness/suppleness
- Visual Improvements
- Improved respiratory functions
- Reduction in anxiety
- Relief of headaches
- Reduced blood pressure
Homeopathic hGH is believed to work better in conjunction with
homeopathic IGF1 to improve body health, strength,
endurance and mental concentration.
With many positive effects on the body, supplementation with our
homeopathic hGH or in combination with our homeopathic IGF1
may be a significant advance in addressing the symptoms of aging
and human growth hormone deficiency.

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IGF1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor-1)
A General Introduction
Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF1) is released by many different
tissues throughout the body and affects almost every cell to some
degree. Major organs that synthesize IGF1 are the human placenta,
heart, lung, kidney, liver, pancreas, spleen, small intestines,
testes, ovaries, large intestines, brain, bone and pituitary.
Humans produce approximately 10 milligrams of IGF1 per day until
about 30 years old whereby production decreases with aging. IGF1
has similarities to insulin and possesses potent anabolic and cell
growth effects. IGF1 is also important for its affect on
development, diabetes and other chronic diseases.
IGF1 is primarily secreted by the liver in response to a signal
from human growth hormone (hGH). The major target tissues affected
by the IGF1 in combination with the hGH signal are muscle,
cartilage, bone, liver, kidney, nerves, skin and lungs.
IGF1 is known as a 'progression' factor. IGF1 assists competent
cells toward cell division and often that is all cells need for
successful activation. IGF1 cooperates with PDGF to increase the
cell's ability to complete DNA synthesis. IGF1 not only helps cell
growth by division, but also by enhancing cell specialization.
Hormonal functions such as the anabolic (constructive) activity of
hGH depends on the production and presence of IGF1 to achieve
positive results.
- IGF1 increases physical performance, mental performance, and
physical endurance in healthy individuals.
- IGF1 communicates an anabolic signal to cells, regulating
cell division and differentiation as the muscle acquires an
increased need for strength or as injury to the muscle is
incurred.
- IGF1 promotes the growth of muscle and bone.
- IGF1 acts within the nervous system and is critical for the
growth and development of nerve cells.
- IGF1 maintains a high level of cell communication at the
neuromuscular junction, where the cooperation between the
nerve and muscle cells take place.
Studies show that after a one week period of strenuous
exercise, blood levels of IGF1 are significantly increased due to
either regenerative processes from muscle injury or higher
requirements in muscles to handle the weight load.
In aging cells, there is a greater need for more IGF1 in order to
move cells out of the 'resting phase' and into a growth phase of
the cell cycle. A slower growth of cells during the aging process
correlates with a higher requirement of IGF1 than the body
supplies. The increase in cellular communication from an addition
of IGF1 may bring the aging, slower cells back into the balanced
state optimizing cell activity and tissue/organ performance.
Homeopathic IGF1
Homeopathic IGF1 works in many different areas of the body to
facilitate and improve cellular performance. A recent independent
double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical testing of homeopathic
IGF1 demonstrated effectiveness in the nervous, reproductive,
musculo/skeletal, and gastrointestinal systems. Specifically,
homeopathic IGF1 improved energy levels and physical performance,
respiratory conditions, and relieved symptoms of PMS and
menopause. It also relieved muscle and bone aches and pains, joint
stiffness, inflammation in the body, improved mental concentration
and clarity and positively affected appetite. Increases in lean
body mass also have been anecdotally reported. Homeopathic IGF1
balances weight by helping the body to achieve its ideal weight,
whether that means losing weight for people too heavy, or gaining
weight for people too lean.
IGF1 is believed to bring aging, resting cells back into a
balanced state optimizing cell activity and tissue performance.

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PDGF (Platelet-derived Growth Factor)
A General Introduction
As we age or if we have a chronic illness increasing numbers of
cells are in the resting state and have difficulty entering into
an active state capable of repair. PDGF acts on resting cells to
make them competent to enter the cell cycle.
Pain in the body indicates there is a wound which requires cell
repair and cell regeneration. When blood clots as a result of a
wound in the vascular system, the surrounding cells release
various substances to facilitate the clotting and regenerative
process. PDGF is one of the small proteins released. This growth
factor allows unspecialized connective tissue cells, called
fibroblasts, to divide and stimulate connective tissue cells and
smooth muscle cells to divide at the wound site in order to repair
the damaged area.
Platelets, macrophages, endothelial and smooth muscle cells from
an injured area all secrete PDGF to assist in reparation, which in
turn eases the pain associated with the wound. During wound
healing two processes occur; first, PDGF stimulates the
proliferation of fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells and second,
macrophages and fibroblasts within the injured area produce more
extra-cellular matrix material to close the wound.
Cells most responsive to PDGF are skin, vasculature, nervous
system, immune system, smooth muscle cells (which control
digestion, breathing and blood flow) and embryonic cells. As
competence and progression factors, PDGF and IGF1,
respectively work together to effectively move cells through the
cell cycle.
Homeopathic PDGFBB
Homeopathic PDGFBB is a gentle pain relief
medication effective in alleviating chronic aches and pains. Daily
activity causes wear and tear on the body, which can be quickly
repaired by the body's healing mechanisms. As the body ages, the
recovery time gets slower and the body is not repaired as quickly,
causing aches and pains. Homeopathic PDGFBB helps
the body repair this wear and tear from both normal and strenuous
activity, in turn reducing the aches and pains. Anecdotal evidence
has also shown homeopathic PDGFBB to be effective
in improving stamina, allowing people to be "on the go"
and in the relief of respiratory conditions. Based on preliminary
clinical tests, homeopathic PDGFBB is hypothesized
to speed wound repair processes in combination with homeopathic
IGF1 and homeopathic TGFb1.

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TGFb1 (Transforming Growth Factor-1)
A General Introduction
TGFb1 acts primarily as an on/off switch for cell multiplication
and differentiation. TGFb1 regulates the receptors for IGF1
and PDGFBB. Individual cells behave differently in
terms of cell division based on the cell type, the other proteins
present and the concentration of TGFb1. Some cells up-regulate and
some down-regulate DNA synthesis and/or cell division in the
presence of TGF b1. Its effect on the cell depends on the status
of the cell. TGFb1 helps epithelial cells (cells lining inner and
outer surfaces) to specialize. When the cell is relatively
unspecialized, like in tumor growth, the cell may experience an
inhibitory effect, whereas if the cell is carrying out a specific
role, this growth factor enhances cell activity. During
inflammatory processes, TGF b1 orchestrates the healing process.
Cell proliferation activated by other growth factors or biologic
effects of hormones is mediated by TGFb1. TGFb1 plays an important
role in the cell division and differentiation in the areas of bone
development and repair, cartilage growth and repair, blood cell
development, fat cell development, and muscle cell specialization.
It also is necessary for skin cell formation, and immune
Tlymphocyte cell division. Thus tissue repair, immune function and
regulation of inflammatory conditions all require TGF b1.
Homeopathic TGF b1
Also important in the wound healing processes, homeopathic TGF b1
assists in the relief of minor skin irritations and inflammation.
Homeopathic TGFb1's anti-inflammatory properties work not only in
the muscles and soft tissue, but also in the nervous system for
relief of anxiety and the respiratory system for allergy relief.
Similar to its function in the body, homeopathic TGFb1 may work in
conjunction with homeopathic IGF1and homeopathic
PDGFBB to maintain optimal cellular activity.
Anecdotal evidence has shown the combination of homeopathic TGFb1,
and homeopathic IGF1 to help alleviate fatigue.

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GM-CSF (Granulocyte-Macrophage Colony
Stimulating Factor)
A General Introduction
GM-CSF works deep within the bone marrow to stimulate the
cellular division and specialization of undifferentiated
immune cells. GM-CSF, as its name conveys, binds to the
specific cell receptor to promote the specialization of
granulocyte and macrophage cells. During wound repair
processes GM-CSF will activate the specialized function of
immune cells to engulf toxins and kill damaged or abnormal
cells. Granulocyte cells are non-specific immune cells
that circulate in the blood for only a few hours before
migrating to different tissues where they last for a few
days and then die. Macrophages, on the other hand, last
for months outside the bloodstream in tissues, where local
signals from growth factors stimulate cell division. GM-CSF
activates these two kinds of cells to assist in the
maintenance of a strong immune system and promote rapid
wound healing.
Homeopathic GM-CSF
As an immune-boosting solution, homeopathic GM-CSF works
deeply in the body to alleviate flu-like symptoms,
including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever and headaches.
Anecdotal evidence has also shown homeopathic GM-CSF to be
effective in relieving on-going minor skin infections.
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