Plan Introduction
Growth hormone (GH) is a peptide hormone protein secreted by the anterior pituitary gland of the human body, which promotes the division and proliferation of bone, cartilage, and other cellular tissues; so as to ensure the normal growth and development of the child. If growth hormone is lacking, it not only affects height growth, but may also cause discomfort in multiple parts of the body or damage to organ function. The child development promotion course will evaluate factors such as genetics, bone age, growth rate, precocious puberty and growth curve, excessive heavy metals, trace element deficiency, nutrient absorption, abnormal organic metabolism, and excessive plasticizers to identify obstacles to growth. Targeted course design and target height will be developed to help children maintain normal secretion of growth hormone and healthy growth~
Plan Objectives
Comprehensively examine the main causes of delayed development in children, including metabolism, endocrine, toxin, immune regulatory ability, and brain neural activity. Treat and correct the parts that may cause abnormalities, while reducing the risks of precocious puberty and interference with brain development, promoting the healthy physical and mental development of children, and enhancing their competitiveness.
