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Spend a few minutes on the Internet and you’ll quickly come to the conclusion that the marketplace is flooded with a multitude of different HGH products. In fact, all HGH products can be divided into three categories:

HGH Injections
HGH injections represent the only method of HGH supplementation that has any proven clinical efficacy. HGH injections have been approved by the FDA for a number of treatments (notably child Growth Hormone Deficiency characterised by ‘short stature’) but haven’t been endorsed as an ‘anti aging’ product. However, several scientific studies have shown HGH injections to: increase muscle mass, cause weight loss and revitalize hair and nail growth. On the other hand patients undergoing HGH treatment have reported a number of side effects, which may help to explain why it is only available with a prescription. The cost of treatment is another deciding factor; with potential ‘customers’ looking at anything from $4,000 - 20,000 a year.

HGH Enhancers
Technically known as secretagogues, HGH enhancers aim to work by providing the pituitary gland with all the necessary components to stimulate HGH secretion. Ingredients vary from product to product, but typically include a rich cocktail of amino acids. HGH enhancers can be purchased ‘over the counter’ and come as dissolvable capsules or in powdered form. While there is a healthy body of anecdotal ‘evidence’ testifying to their efficacy; there is little in the way of scientific ‘proof’.

HGH Sprays
Despite the varying manufacturers’ claims, all HGH sprays work homoeopathically. A significant proportion of the general public remains sceptical about the effectiveness of ‘alternative medicines’ and manufacturers often attempt to ‘disguise’ homeopathic HGH with pseudoscientific jargon. Any oral product containing ‘real HGH’ can only be legally sold when diluted to less than one percent of the prescribed adult dose (no matter what the advertising puff claims). However, homeopathy has been around for more than 200 years and today comes a close second to traditional western medicine. Again there are plenty of radiant testimonials attesting to the anti aging properties of HGH sprays, but an absence of hard clinical data.

Anyone considering HGH products should do as much research as possible and consult their doctor before making any firm decisions.

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