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What is HGH?

HGH (Human Growth Hormone) is  produced by the pituitary gland, located in the center of the brain.  The ready availability of HGH is vital to many health functions in the body.

Why do we need more HGH than our bodies produce?

Our levels of HGH begin to drop somewhere between 20 and 30 years of age and they continue to drop for the rest of our lives.  By the time we get past 40 levels have often halved, and can eventually fall by as much as 80%.

Does a drop in HGH levels matter?

Researchers believe that this drop in HGH levels directly co-relates to increasing signs of aging and age-related health problems such as weight gain, muscle loss, wrinkles, loss of sexual libido, weakened immune system, slow recovery from illness or injury, poor sleep etc...

It is now believed that in order to offset increasing signs of age and age-related illness, we need to boost our levels of Growth Hormones back to earlier (younger) levels.  Many experts now believe that this is key to regaining our lost youth and vitality.

What are the Options for raising HGH levels?

There are three main avenues open to us:

1 - Injections of Human Growth Hormones.

2 - Human Growth Hormone Oral Sprays

3 - boosting the body’s HGH levels naturally using herbal supplements.

What are the Pros and Cons for Each Option?

1- HGH Injections DO work according to many recent studies.  The primary drawback of this method of increasing HGH production is the cost.  Two or three injections per day of a synthetic HGH costing more than $50 each is a lot of dosh, and since you are not treating a “disease”, medical insurance won’t cover it.  

Additionally, the injectable form of HGH is synthetic and the jury is still out as to whether the body will tolerate long term use.

2 - HGH Oral Sprays

With oral sprays, again synthetic HGH is used, and some experts claim that the relatively large size of the HGH molecule prevents easy absorption, and that some of the necessary binders and fillers used are dangerous.  Oh! It tastes pretty awful too! However some users are claiming very good results!

3 - HGH Releasers (Herbal Supplements)

Recent studies indicate that some (but by no means all) HGH Releasers are very effective, in some cases rivaling far more costly HGH injections.  Being natural, it is reckoned far safer and less likely to promote side effects, as well as being much cheaper and much simpler. A Releaser pill is taken at bedtime, when it is most effective.  

A Herbal HGH Pill contains NO HGH, its action is to stimulate the pituitary gland to release more HGH of its own - hence the “releaser” tag.  And being natural, it requires no prescription!