Human Growth Hormone Supplements - Do They Work?
HGH supplements are one of the latest craze today in the field of health and supplementation. With all the talk about HGH supplements, let us discuss the facts and separate them from the fiction that’s been going around about HGH products in the market.
Naturally every one of the hundreds of websites out there selling HGH supplements all claim that their product is the best, and their own particular formulation will give you better results than any other HGH product on the market. Of course they are bound to say that; after all, it’s hardly good advertising practice to say your product is just as good or maybe not as good as the next one. Remember they all want those hard earned dollars you have in your pocket.
The answer to that is no, not all of the products on sale are genuine. There are some crooks around who either use so little of the active ingredient in their formulations as to render the products pretty well useless, or they sell placebos, look-a-likes that have no power whatsoever. Most of us work hard for our money and quite rightly begrudge wasting that hard earned cash on fraudulent goods. So how can we spot these rogue products? One way is by analyzing the outrageous claims that many make. Here are a few examples:
Claim: The HGH supplements we sell can add 8.8% muscle tone whilst giving you a 14.4% loss of fat - no diet or physical exercise necessary. The Truth: The figures quoted above are from the famous HGH research conducted by Dr Rudman. He used injections to deliver the synthesized HGH whereas the product being advertised is in capsule format. Capsules deliver nothing like the same amount of HGH delivered via injection, and so their claims are totally invalid. Supplements work more slowly and their effect is the result of a gradual build up over months rather than weeks.
Claim: Our product incorporates human HGH in its ingredients rather than a synthesized version. Our response: It is extremely unlikely. Human HGH can only be got under prescription. If a product did contain real genuine HGH, it would be classed as a drug and not a supplement and would therefore be subject to issue by prescription only. The way that HGH supplements work is either through very small amounts (2mg maximum) per dose being administered, or by stimulating your natural own natural HGH producing process in the pituitary gland.
Claim: Our HGH product is FDA approved. Fact: The FDA does not approve or disapprove dietary supplements. Supplements are marketed freely without the need for an FDA approval. Ever wonder why there are so many supplements out there? So, an FDA approval claim does not make a supplement better off, it does not mean anything in the first place so beware of websites that claim such.
I guess for many, this will pose the question as to whether or not supplements are therefore worth taking. The answer is that emphatically yes they are. This article is intent on helping you to identify those fraudulent claims. The majority of websites you encounter will be honest, genuine people selling honest, genuine product that does work for many. Just try and stay away from the rogues.
HGH supplements are worth taking if you choose the right brand and company to buy from. As with all supplements it is advisable to consult your professional health care provider before adding HGH supplements to your lifestyle.
Bethany Jordin is an Information Technology professional and aspiring writer who focuses on topics relating to herbal supplementation. For more on the benefits and safety of HGH supplements visit www.best-hgh-releasers.com