The Truth About HGH Sprays
By Lisa Wells, RN
The anti-aging era has arrived, and with it comes numerous human growth hormone products and supplements.
Those selling injections claim the sprays and pills do not work. Those selling pills claim the sprays do not work, and those selling sprays claim the pills do not work.
It can be very confusing trying to understand all the online information being given by people with various backgrounds and many with no medical education. It can be hard to know what to believe and what is the truth.
Some Claim Only the Injections Are Effective!
Some anti-aging clinics will tell you that the only effective treatment is by injection. However, Dr. Ronald Klatz, president of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and other prominent anti-aging and fitness doctors and researchers disagree.
Those prescribing and selling human growth hormone injections in their offices know they can lose many customers and patients if people try a good non-injection product so I don't expect them to recommend their competitor, however, by boasting that only their injections are effective they are disagreeing with the main authorities in this field.
Those making this claim are really just exposing their lack of knowledge or their willingness to give false information in order to make sales.
They love to use statements made by Dr. Klatz about the injections to their benefit yet they completely ignore his statements such as:
"If you are like one-third of the older population and are severely deficient in human growth hormone, then HGH therapy with the injections is for you. But if like 2/3 of the over 45 population you are still making small, if declining amounts of human growth hormone you can achieve the same effect at a fraction of the cost using prescription drugs or nutrients from the health food store to stimulate greater release of your endogenous internally produced growth hormone. And you can do it safely, effectively, and economically."
Ronald Klatz, MD, in his best selling book Grow Young With HGH.
*In February and March 2007 pharmacies and anti-aging clinics were raided and the pharmacists and doctors were arrested for prescribing and selling human growth hormone injections online. These are the types who claim that only the injections are effective.
Doctors Arrested For Prescribing HGH Injections Online
Some Claim HGH Cannot Be Absorbed Under the Tongue
Some competitors who sell the HGH pill products (that go through the digestive tract) use the fact that the HGH injections must be injected as a chance to claim that sprays that contain homeopathic human growth hormone are not effective.
Those making this claim fail to mention that their pill products are deemed dietary supplements by the FDA and are regulated by their food laws while our homeopathic HGH sprays are deemed homeopathic medicines and so are regulated by their drug laws. Obviously the FDA does take our sprays seriously since they categorize and regulate them as medicines. Each of our products has been awarded its own NDC (national drug code) number by the FDA.
Competitors probably make the claim that sprays don't work because they think most people do not understand how homeopathy works and so they use this to their benefit to help them sell their own pill or powder products that contain a few amino acids such as arginine and glutamine, and vitamins such as the B vitamins.
Learn About the HGH Releaser Pills
The pharmaceutical human growth hormone molecule itself is indeed too large to be absorbed under the tongue. In fact as far as we know this website was the first to state this fact back in 1999. If you placed a dose of HGH injection under your tongue it would not be effective, but this is not what you do when you use a homeopathic spray.
Homeopathic sprays work because during the very involved homeopathic process the electromagnetic energies of the growth hormone molecules are transferred into the water lattice of the base solution and so the solution itself becomes potentiated by the HGH. This potentiated solution is then absorbed under the tongue successfully. More information about how homeopathy works can be found in the links below.
Some Say Homeopathic Sprays Contain Too Little HGH
Competitors also like to claim that homeopathic sprays don't contain enough human growth hormone. Those who make this claim are really just showing how little they know about homeopathy, or else they assume their customers don't understand how homeopathy works and so they will believe this false claim.
Homeopathy is based upon helping the body to heal itself using homeopathic potencies of the active ingredient.
Homeopathic sprays are not meant to be a full hormone replacement therapy and deliver all the growth hormone the body needs because this will shut down the pituitary gland's own release of HGH.
Effective sprays contain HGH that has gone through the homeopathic process, along with organotherapy. Besides delivering homeopathic human growth hormone proper homeopathic sprays help the pituitary gland to release the rest of the HGH the body needs to heal and optimize itself.
Those who claim sprays do not work ignore the fact that homeopathic HGH sprays have raised IGF-1 levels the highest of any non-prescription product in independent randomized double-blind placebo IGF-1 clinical studies. IGF-1 blood tests are used to measure the amount of growth hormone in the body.
Some Refuse to Acknowledge Homeopathy's Effectiveness
The old claim that alternative medicines are not effective is nothing new in the U.S. There have always been those who deny the value of anything that is different from what they are familiar with regardless of the clinical studies proving effectiveness. Up until recently many physicians had the opinion that taking a daily multivitamin was a waste of money. Only now after years of research and clinical studies proving the opposite some are finally admitting that everyone needs to take a daily multivitamin.
Not only has homeopathy itself been proven effective over the past 200+ years with volumes of clinical studies, some homeopathic human growth hormone sprays have undergone IGF-1 clinical studies to measure effectiveness.
See the independent double-blind placebo IGF-1 clinical studies done on our own formula. Our clinical results are the best ever independently obtained with a non-prescription product.
Thankfully, more and more health professionals are now using and incorporating homeopathy into their own medical practice due to overwhelming evidence supporting efficacy and due to its safety.
Different Types of HGH Sprays
Some sellers claim their spray product is not homeopathic but is instead exactly like the injections and can deliver all the human growth hormone the body needs under the tongue. This is absolutely not true. Again, due to the large size of the HGH molecule all spray products must be homeopathic if they are going to be effective, yet whether their spray has gone through the homeopathic process or not it still can only contain homeopathic amounts of HGH.
Medical professionals and scientists who are knowledgeable in the area of hormones and large protein molecules know that an HRT (hormone replacement therapy) amount of molecular growth hormone must be injected due to the size of the molecule and would also require a prescription and so of course these professionals would say that a spray product such as this wouldn't work.
I believe this false claim being used by some is the main reason why some assume HGH sprays don't work. Unfortunately their false claims can reflect negatively and unfairly upon legitimate and effective homeopathic sprays.
The Different Types of HGH Products
Some Claim Their HGH spray is Not Homeopathic
HGH Sprays: The Claims and the Truth
RealHomeopathic HGH Sprays Are Effective
High quality U.S. made homeopathic sprays that contain homeopathic human growth hormone are the smart choice because they can provide benefits safely. They will not overstimulate or burn out the pituitary gland and they won't cause side effects or make the pituitary gland lazy.
Dr. Howard Davis states in his book Feeling Younger With Homeopathic HGH that Mr. Howard Turney took the injections for 8 years. Mr. Turney was actually known as the "father of human growth hormone" because he opened the first clinics with growth hormone as the primary treatment for aging.
Mr. Turney and his wife took homeopathic HGH spray for years and he told Dr. Davis they received the same benefits they received with injections (see the book by Dr. Davis).
Which HGH Product Is Best?
The effectiveness of any human growth hormone product can be measured with IGF-1 clinical studies yet proper, randomized double-blind placebo-controlled IGF-1 clinical studies have not been done on the vast majority of non-injection products being sold today, including those that are heavily advertised, those that claim to be best, and those that have paid celebrities vouching for them.
Back in the 1990's when we introduced our first product many people wouldn't consider taking a product that had not been clinically tested to measure effectiveness.
Today however, a company using heavy advertising and claims can put together a few amino acids and vitamins and it will sell, even though they have no clinical evidence whatsoever that their product works.
Please remember this: No big claims or paid celebrity endorsements can take the place of independent double-blind placebo IGF-1 clinical studies that measure effectiveness and our IGF-1 clinical results are the best.
More Information About HGH Sprays
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Expected Benefits When Taking Homeopathic HGH
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