Hgh scams - Beware!
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The world of Internet is so full of Hgh products these days, each claiming to create magic, that one is bound to get confused and misled by the claims made by each. Before you get carried away by the luring benefits proclaimed by these products just know these facts so that you do not get cheated by any scam.
Several Hgh Companies claim they have a strong and very potent Hgh formula that contains a huge amount of Hgh. They also claim to have a patented delivery system. Many of the companies declare that their product contains a huge dosage of 1500 to 2000 nanograms (ng) of Real Human Growth Hormone, but the fact is that no non-prescription Hgh has high potency. The actual amount of Human Growth Hormone that is approved by the FDA and used in Hgh Prescription Injections is not measured in nanograms, but is actually measured in IU (International Units). It actually takes around 300,000 ng (nanograms) to equal just One IU. So, the truth comes out that the real big dose of Hgh claimed by these companies is just 1% of a prescription injection. Small doses of Hgh are effective only when delivered through the homeopathic process, but with them make sure that the product mentions that it has followed the guidelines of the US or German Homeopathic Associations.
Several HGH companies claim that their new method of Hgh delivery allows the extremely large Hgh molecule to be absorbed under the tongue or skin, but the fact is that the most effective absorption of hgh can be only through injections.
Several Hgh companies that sell Hgh Releasers also known as Secretagogues try to fool you into thinking that their product contains actual human growth hormone. But the fact is that Hgh Releasers or Secretagogues can increase the release of Hgh in the body. They are not actual Human Growth Hormones. However, they are quite effective in increasing IGF-1 and Human Growth Hormone.
Do not get lured by Low Price (MSRP under $60) offers for growth hormone releaser supplements and growth hormone homeopathic sprays. The fact is that there are over 75 companies selling Hgh, but only a handful actually produce their own products. The rest of them buy inferior formulations at a low price, repackage them and sell them cheap hoping to cash in on all the recent popularity of Hgh supplements.
One exception here is Genf20 Hgh which though quite inexpensive has an impressive ingredient list and has received rave user reviews all claiming to have benefited from the product.
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