Premier HGH is a powder based growth hormone.
It’s currently one of the popular growth hormones in the market today because of its formulation that promises to have an effect in the body in terms of stimulating the increase of growth hormones.
This product is a little bit unique since it’s uncommon to have a growth hormone that’s based in powder. Because of the unique feature, it has a totally different advantage and disadvantages in terms of using the product.
Here is the list of ingredients on the formula of Premier HGH:
Calories – 45
Total Carbohydrates – 6gm
Sodium – 55mg
Potassium – 200mg
Anterior pituitary substance – 25mg
Glycoamino acid-glucose complex – 4200mg
Novel polyose complex (glucose polymers) – 1700mg
Amino acid blend – 5000mg
Composed of the following:
• Glycine
• L-Glutamine
• GABA
• L-Arginine (as L-arginine HCL)
• Pyroglutamic acid
• L-Lysine (as L-lysine HCL)
Broad Bean – 10mg
From the list of ingredients, you’ll clearly notice that the product has more than enough amino acids. The required amino acids to have a full effect on the body should be no less than 5 grams.
With the addition of glucose complex, the amino acids should be more than enough for the product to have a full effect on the body.
Even though this product has the potential to be very effective, it does have some problems.
The first concern is that the product is not actually an original formulation. The product has copied its formulation from well known growth hormone products.
Although this is not a bad thing in itself, copying the exact formulation will raise concerns most especially on the veracity of the actual contents inside.
The second concern is the use of powder. Although they come in sachet to control the amount of the product being used, the additional water might not be exactly measured so that it could be properly taken by the body.
Pills and capsules are exact measurements and will not need additional water which is why they are usually better compared to other growth hormone products.
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