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.
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