The application of HGH therapy is said to be most effective if this is done by HGH injections.
The method however happens to be the most expensive now known to many users, and because they may not have the money for it they just go for the less expensive HGH supplements applied in some other ways.
The use of pills or tablets is one alternative way of going through HGH therapy as well as the use of HGH sprays.
This could be cheaper and more affordable to the average senior citizen and also is not painful for him to take unlike the injections.
Many seniors would rather have a painless way of undergoing HGH therapy as the pain tolerance of aging people is much less.
The stress alone of going through a painful procedure might even lead to a heart attack or a stroke as the blood pressure of a senior rises due to the stress.
While there are some questions on the effectiveness of the HGH sprays on arresting the aging process there are some users who feel that they have indeed been benefiting from their use.
When an elderly person says the product is doing good for him it is hard to refute that especially if he shows signs really that his life is better now that he uses HGH sprays to get rid of the effects of aging that he has been having before.
What is important to an aging person maybe is that he finds resolution of his ills before in his use of the HGH sprays now, something which he can afford to buy rather than go through a costly and painful series of HGH injections.
The HGH sprays, taken sublingually when applied, are preferred by the elderly precisely for the ease of their application and use.
If the HGH spray that a senior citizen uses has been approved by his doctor, psychologically the aging user is already half-cured of his aging ills because a lot depends on how a an HGH spray user feels after undergoing this method of HGH therapy.
The senior knows best how his body reacts to the treatment, and if he says he feels good with it, no further questions are asked.
Some of the controversial questions on the effectiveness of HGH sprays may be also unfair, if the sprays have been approved by the FDA for use in anti-aging treatments.
Maybe the ones asking the doubting questions are just the people who are envious of the HGH spray maker who happens to have the right formulation in his product that serves the needs of the elders well.
With the stiff competition now ongoing among HGH manufacturers, it is not totally unexpected that some of the competitors will try to destroy the names of others who are in the business.
The controversies anyway will not likely end soon, until more research is done to determine who is right and who is wrong in their statements about this or that particular HGH spray product.
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