Taboos of male silkworm moth

It is rich in cytochrome C, vitamin B2, 12, vitamin B3, a-modipine and B-modipine and other ingredients. Among them, brain growth hormone has a good health-care effect on the elderly. Taking a certain amount of brain growth hormone can promote cell growth, stimulate dermal cell division, control the production of specific proteins, and achieve anti-aging effect.

Male silkworm moths contain growth hormones. Taking male silkworm moths for one month at normal dosage will not cause serious damage to human organs. For patients who take growth hormone for a long time, they should understand the side effects of growth hormone to ensure they know themselves and their opponents. Growth hormone is a very good immunosuppressant, but it will also have side effects during long-term use.

First of all, growth hormone can damage the gastric mucosa, stimulate the secretion of gastric juice, and cause gastric disease or gastric ulcer. Therefore, when doctors give patients growth hormone, they also use some therapeutic drugs to protect the gastric mucosa to avoid this side effect. This is very important for patients who use hormone treatment for a long time. The use of growth hormone can cause bone calcium demineralization and produce osteoporosis, which requires long-term iron supplementation to combat this condition.

According to long-term clinical observations, as long as hard work is done, the condition of osteoporosis can be significantly reduced. The growth hormone in male silkworms can also promote the body's acetate retention, increase potassium metabolism, increase water content, increase blood vessel pressure, and cause high blood pressure. Therefore, patients receiving hormone treatment should eat a low-fat diet and supplement potassium chloride. Patients who use more than 10 mg of growth hormone do not need to take too much male silkworm moth to prevent adrenal decline. Growth hormone can cause the body's fat to redistribute, increase blood sugar, and cause central obesity, that is, fat accumulates in the trunk, which can cause cardiovascular disease. At present, the only preventive measures are to control the dosage of growth hormone and carry out treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Other symptoms include aseptic necrosis of the femoral head and secondary infection. Purple lines on the skin, increased hair, and enlarged and thickened skin pores are not serious and can be improved after reducing the dosage of treatment drugs.