Can HGH make us be like Peter Pan?

Human growth hormone

They say age is only a number, but those who take HGH seem to not believe this

A recent topic on Anderson Cooper’s show on CNN featured how the Human Growth Hormone (HGH) has affected the modern view on being youthful looking. HGH has made appearing youthful via an injection shot.

HGH is actually a performance enhancing drug that was put into quite a bad light when Barry Bonds was proven to have used them during his glorious baseball career.  Stars such as Suzanne Summers and Sylvester Stallone have publicly made known that they use HGH.  The results?  Stallone is playing Rambo at the tender age of 61.  

I don’t see anything wrong in wanting to stay  strong and fit even if we get to the age that we have grandchildren already or we’re fit for senior a citizen’s card.  But the difference lies in the ways we achieve this goal.  Research has shown that HGH should only be prescribed to those who have growth hormone deficiencies.  Side effects include possible diabetes and cancer.  

What would be the sense if you look 10 years younger but your body is deteriorating inside?

So, if we take HGH, will we be like Peter Pan who never aged even though Wendy had grandchildren already?

I daresay nothing beats having a happy outlook in life and peace of mind to looking young.  And no matter how we evade aging, we will have to close our eyes permanently one day.  But you know, dying wrinkle-free isn’t a bad thing either.  But then, we’ll still end up decayed six feet under when our time is up.