What You Need To Know About HGH…

ProBLEN HGH is a growth hormone that comes in spray form. It promises to improve growth hormone in the user’s body through homeopathic formulation.

Although homeopathy seems a good way to cure or to provide alternative healing, homeopathy especially on spray form is highly dubitable.

Before we continue the dispute on homeopathic healing for spray form, let’s take a look at the ingredients of ProBLEN HGH:

•    Human Growth Hormone (Somatotropin) – 30X
•    Anterior Pituitarum – 30X
•    Liver Extract – 6X

The main reason why you need to consider the ingredients first before looking at the problem on homeopathic solution is to understand the concentration of the product.

When a person says “x” after the ingredient, it means that the component was mixed with the base solution which is oftentimes water.

When the product indicates that the component has 1x concentration, it means that a drop of the product has been mixed with 10 drops of water. For 2x, the users should expect that the specific component was mixed with 100 drops of water.

Based on the ingredients, a drop of somatotropin was mixed with 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 drops of water. With that amount of water (or any base) HGH will virtually not be there anymore.

The anterior pituitarum which is supposed to be another growth hormone component also has the same weak solution. The efficiency of the product is highly questionable since a single drop has been mixed with a very large amount of water.

Aside from weak solution of the formula, using spray as a growth hormone supplement is very dangerous. Although these products could have a good spray function on the tip of the bottle, controlling the spray is very difficult.

That would mean you could have a very minimal dosage or could have a very high dosage – either way, the product will not have significant effect.

Although they do offer a money back guarantee, the hassle of purchasing the product and asking for a refund is too much and you might not even get the refund.

GHR Platinum is a capsule based product from the makers of GHR 15 and GHR Gold. As the name would suggest, GHR Platinum is considered as the better version of the previously mentioned GHR products.

The product has additional components in its formulation which, unfortunately, adds price to the product.

If you’re familiar with other GHR products, you’ll immediately notice the difference in formulation as shown by the formula of GHR Platinum below:

•    Anterior Pituitary Peptides(bovine source)
•    Hypothalamus(bovine source)
•    Amino Acid Blend
•    Acetyl L-Carnitine
•    OPC(grape seed extract)
•    Alpha Lipoic Acid
•    Phosphatidyl Serine
•    B1
•    B2
•    B5
•    B6
•    B12

To fully understand GHR Platinum, consider the hierarchy of the GHR products first: the most basic of the three is the GHR 15, the next product is the GHR Gold and most intensive of them all is the GHR Platinum.

The only difference of GHR Gold to GHR 15 is the presence of Vitamin B Complex. On the other hand, the only difference of GHR Gold to Platinum is the presence of anti-oxidants (grape seed extract) in the product.

Unfortunately, the addition of Vitamin B Complex as well as anti-oxidants does not improve the efficiency of GHR Platinum.

Anti-oxidants and Vitamin B Complex is not the solution to your growth hormone problems although you have to give them credit in their aim to give you a healthier product.

Like its other forms, the only real ingredient that could help you increase your growth hormone is the anterior pituitary. The presence of amino acids will not even make significance because they don’t have that much concentration.

But even with the addition of components that might not help at all, the product is almost $20 more expensive compared to GHR Gold which in turn $20 more compared to GHR 15.

If you really want to have a GHR product, better stick to GHR 15 and purchase a separate multi-vitamin supplement. But be warned, the product could only work for a limited time because of a single working ingredient.

Goliath Labs Humaloid HGH is an oral spray growth hormone product. Before go further on the disadvantages and possible danger of using oral spray, consider first the formula of the product.

If you’ve been familiar with different products for growth hormones, the list of ingredients is actually very impressive.

•    HU-55 HGH Somoforte Growth Complex Testofen
•    Mucuna pruriens (Cowhage) 15% L-Dopa
•    Alpha GPC
•    Deer Antler (Velvet)
•    Longjack (Eurycoama Longifolia) 100:1
•    GABA HU-15.5™ HGH Releaser
•    L-Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate (AAKG)
•    L-Glysine
•    Ornithine Alpha Ketoglutarate
•    L-Glutamine FCC
•    L-Isoleucine Powder
•    L-Tyrosine Powder
•    L-Valine Powder

Aside from weird facts (power in spray?), the list looks great. But the problem comes in when they indicate the amount of the component added per six sprays.

A very meager 70,500 nanograms are added per six sprays. That means you still have to divide the indicated amount by six so that you’ll know the amount you’ll get per spray.

Nanograms are only a millions of a gram. If you do the math, you’ll only have .07 in concentration per 1000th of a gram. It’s very small to be even felt by the most sensitive part of the body.

To place it in proper perspective, the least amount the concentration should have an effect (good or bad) in the body should be at least 2mg. 70,500 nanograms per six sprays is way off mark.

Aside from its near-nothing component, the fact that it is a spray based product already raises a lot of question. How much is too much in terms of the amount of spray you add to your body. Sprays are very difficult to control.

This might be the reason why they only opted to use only 70,500 nanograms per spray to avoid any side effects.

Goliath Labs Humaloid HGH actually has a decent formula for a growth hormone. But it comes in spray form and doesn’t have enough concentration to have any effect at all. You’re practically buying it for nothing.

Aeon 5000 HGH is another spray based HGH product in the market today. There are probably hundreds of these products today that choosing the right one could be very challenging.

For that reason Aeon 5000 HGH has been adding some unique components in their product. But with this uniqueness, the product is still as dubitable as the next spray HGH.

Aeon 5000 HGH however, has made it really easy for consumers to doubt its validity as a viable product in this industry.

There are two components that should catch your attention: the ingredient called “Naturally Derived Growth Factor” and its amount which is 2445 ng.

The above mentioned component should alarm you because there is no real component in the market that has this name.

“Naturally Derived Growth Factor” is another name for HGH and because of that, it should not be in the market as an OTC. The makers just changed the name so that it will be legitimate in the shelves of pharmacies.

The “ng” amount for this ingredient refers to nanograms. Although there had been strides of improvement in the medical field, specifying the exact number of nanograms is very difficult. You should be a billion-dollar company to have that equipment alone.

But granting that they do have that equipment, nanograms are very, very, very (I have to emphasize) small to be detected. One nanogram weighs one billionth gram which is almost undetected.

Nanotechnology has already been considered for electronic components because everyone wants to work in smaller gadgets with the same efficiency.

However, volume is still king when it comes to the body. If you only provide nanograms in your product it will never have any effect at all.

Just recently, the manufacturers of this product were indicted because of their many products related to HGH. That should also be your signal that the product is dubious enough to reject.

There are other HGH products out there that you can consider. You’ll just make a fool of yourself to force yourself into this product.

HGH Surge is one of the most popular growth hormone products in the market today – for a good reason.

The product is pill based, comes with a good formula and the price is relatively affordable compared to other products in the market today.

Its only downside is the “uniqueness factor” of this product which could be a little bit dangerous for the uncaring user.

The formula of the product is composed of the following ingredients:

DMAE – 100mg
Ginko Leaf Extract 50:1 – 100mg
5-HTP – 50mg
Toothed Clubmoss Standardized Extract 1% – 5mg
Calories – 20
Total Carbohydrates – 1g
Dietary Fiber -1g
Protein – 1g
Niacin (as inositol nicotinate) – 400mg
Chromium (as chromium polynicotinate [ChromeMate]) – 200mcg
L-Arginine L-Pyroglutamate – 1g
L-Lysine HCl – 750mg
L-Glutamine – 500mg
Acetyl L-Carnitine – 450mg
Glycine – 400mg
GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) – 350mg
Velvet Bean Standardized Extract 15% – 300mg
Yielding 45 mg L-Dopa
L-Ornithine HCl – 250mg
Ornithine Ketoglutarate – 250mg
L-Citrulline – 250mg

There is one thing you’ll notice in HGH Surge that you’ll never find in most products: a detailed description of their components.

Everything is being laid out which means you know to the last detail the components of the growth hormone you are using. Also take note of the combination of amino-acids and natural herbs.

Somehow, this product is trying to be as safe as possible by adding natural ingredients.

The combination of these amino acids and natural ingredients is believed to stimulate the brain into releasing more growth hormones.

This is the difficult part of this particular growth hormone product. Instead of regular stimulation on the pituitary gland, it will go directly to the brain to increase stimulation.

By taking this product, this would cause some problems mentally if they are not taken well according to instructions. Side effects should be expected when taking this product.

Lastly, this product is only aimed for those who are only starting in growth hormones.

Those who are already well built might have to add some supplements or seek an alternative source of growth hormones.

Isotropin HGH-R is a capsule based growth hormone product manufactured by Newton Everett. The product is one of the many growth hormone products of the said company.

But that doesn’t mean they have produced a good number of variety of growth hormone products, they are already a leader and an expert in growth hormone industry.

The company actually is having trouble hitting the right spot in terms of providing the right growth hormone. Isotropin HGH-R is no exception.

Isotropin HGH R is composed of various amino acids and colostrum. Usually, colostrum comes from mother’s milk which is a powerful component for growth hormones.

However, it’s almost impossible for the company (or anyone) to do that. As a result, the colostrum added to the product comes from bovine’s milk. But the fact that it’s added with colostrum that didn’t came from human is ok.

The amino acids found in the product are the following:

•    Arginine (L-arginine hcl)
•    Ornithine (L-ornithine hcl)
•    L-Lysine (L-lysine hydrochloride)
•    Glutamine (L-glutamine hcl)
•    Ornithine Alphaketoglutarate
•    Glycine (L-glycine hcl)

Although amino-acids could have a significant help in boosting growth hormones, these components in Isotropin HGH-R cannot help in stimulating the pituitary glands in your body.

The fact that these components only come in milligrams means they won’t have any affect at all in the person’s body.

For the product to be fully effective, the amino acids need to reach at least 5grams for the body to feel any effect. The total amount of amino acids per 2 capsules is 1300mg or 1.3 grams – way off to the minimum requirement of 5 grams.

The good thing about this product is that it comes in capsule form. This means you can control your intake even increase them if you want better effects. But increasing dosage will really cost you.

A bottle which is supposed to last for 30 days comes with 60 capsules (2 per day). If you increase your dosage, you will consume the pill in less than a month which will cost you $44.95 per bottle.

Chrysalis XS Spray used to be known as Cocoon GH Spray. But even with the name change, the efficiency of the product is still dubitable. The component is still the same which will have the same efficiency on the product.

Reviewing Chrysalis XS Spray is almost unfair since they do not provide any detailed information about their product in terms of ingredients.

But this fact should concern you – even with millions of testimonials, you don’t just purchase the product if you don’t know its components. It’s a very dangerous practice which could be even fatal.

But Chrysalis XS Spray right from the start is already a highly discouraged product even without the ingredients. The mere fact that it comes with spray form should concern you.

If you’re using spray, you can’t control your intake which could easily be too few or too much for your body.

Added to the fact that no one really knows (except the manufacturer) the exact component of the product should increase your concern in using the product. You could end up in a hospital because you’re taking something dangerous that you are not aware of.

The small data this product provides are even contradicting. On one end, the company claims that the product was made according to HPUS or Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United State.

This means that the product is just an inducer without any HGH in its component.

But if you look further in other websites, the product actually has an HGH. Chrysalis XS Spray has 883 nanograms – a very minimal amount but still a claim that it has amounts of HGH.

The company actively says that it doesn’t have any HGH but most sellers say that it has small amounts of HGH. One of them has to be wrong in their claims.

It actually doesn’t matter who is right in their claim. Always think twice in purchasing this product. The exact component is not clear to the consumers and control of this product is very difficult because it comes in spray form.

Liddell Vital HGH is a spray form version of a growth hormone product.

The product was developed and marketed by Liddell Laboratories – a company that prides itself as a manufacturer of homeopathic products.

But even with this claim, they might have had an exception with this growth hormone product.

If there’s anything that could be described to this growth hormone product, is that it’s not a homeopathic remedy for growth hormone problems.

The following ingredients are indicators of that fact:

•    Human Growth Hormone
•    Pituitarum
•    Hepar

These components are clearly not for homeopathic growth hormone. Homeopathy is a technique of stimulating the process in the body to provide the expected output.

In the case of growth hormones, the stimulation is directed to the pituitary glands. However, instead of stimulating growth hormones in your body, the product directly places growth hormone in your blood stream.

Your body will literally be added with growth hormones from this product.

But are the growth hormones enough? Hardly. The concentration of HGH in this product is merely 30x which is a very low concentration. 30x refers to the amount of water where the main active ingredient is dissolved.

In growth hormone products (especially in spray), the amount is measured in drops. 30x means 1 drop of HGH was dissolved in 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 drops of water.

Even though they are just in drops, the HGH element could hardly be felt when they are dissolved to that amount of water.

The main reason why HGH is very low in this product it’s that it’s trying to dodge the ban on OTC in terms of intensity of HGH.

By keeping it low, they will be able to sell this product. But this was done to the expense of those who did not researched enough on growth hormone products.

Users of Liddell Vital HGH are recommended to spray this product twice under their tongue. This should be repeated three times a day.

But even with the frequency, the effect will still be next to nothing because the HGH is too small in this product.

Isotropin HGH Pro 6X is one of the many growth hormone products developed by Newton Everett.

It’s a spray based growth hormone product that aims to improve the growth hormone component in the body by simply adding a human growth hormone product in your body.

It’s a simple solution to a complicated problem: if you lack growth hormones in your body, add those missing hormones by taking their product.

Although there are other Isotropin HGH products made by Newton Everett, its name is derived from the sole active ingredient for growth hormones: Somatotrophin (HGH) 6x.

In some websites you’ll only see “Homeopathic GH 6X.” There is actually a reason why Somatotrophin is not included in some descriptions – somatotrophin another name for real human growth hormones.

That means they literally have to take out growth hormones from a human pituitary gland (the source of growth hormone).

Their (and other companies that has somatotrophin) claim that they were able to emulate the actual human growth hormone is wrong if not illegal.

The only good thing you’ll notice on this product is its concentration. The concentration 6X is actually a pretty strong concentration.

If that product actually contains something beneficial to the body in terms of growth hormones and would have that concentration, the product might actually work. But then again, it contains something that shouldn’t be there in the first place.

There is also an inherent problem of growth hormone products that come in spray form.

Although spray could be a lot convenient and could be integrated to the body fluids faster, control of use on spray-based human growth hormones is very challenging.

This would then pose a problem especially for this product. Since the concentration is strong, there is a possibility of being overdosed with this product.

The price is also a little bit steep. For $59.95, you’ll have a product that supposed to be used for at least 30 days. But spray can’t be controlled so you might end up using this for a lot less than a month.

Trans D Tropin is a growth hormone product that comes in a very unique form: cream. This product is applied in your forearm and after weeks of using the product, considerable results from the increase of growth hormone should be expected.

However, after careful scrutiny, the veracity of their claim becomes much clouded. Eventually, the product might not work at all and might be downright dangerous.

The Trans D Tropin website is probably one of the most hyped website you’ll ever see. They are in touch with the current events – the Emmy awards and various endorsements of the celebrities.

But when you look for the actual ingredients, no detailed instruction is found that could give the visitor an idea what was included the product.

The only clear ingredient added to Trans D Tropin is the Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone also known as GhRH. But this term doesn’t really say anything as to what type of growth hormone or where the hormone came from.

The process of ordering Trans D Tropin is also a possible scam. Before they actually approve your order, you need to fill out a form that emulates a physician’s form before your check-up. The reason for this is that they want to make sure that you really do need this product.

But this is not a prescription product wherein you have to be screened. The only other reason you can think of a the reason why they ask that data is for their personal and possibly illegal gains.

The number one dagger that should prevent you from purchasing this product is the price. There is no other product in the market today that could match the price given by Trans D Tropin.

A whopping $195 for the first month and $165 thereafter will be billed to your credit card if you opted to purchase this product.

Trans D Tropin should never be on your wish list. It’s a very expensive and dangerous product since they fail to educate the potential customers about the content of their product.