HGH History

Your body's natural HGH is composed of 191 amino acids

In 1990, HGH history was made in a groundbreaking study published by Dr. Rudman in the New England Journal of Medicine. By using a controlled double-blind six month study, Dr. Rudman discovered that between two groups of men with identical diets and exercise programs, the study group that was given injectable HGH had an 8.8% increase in lean muscle mass and a 14.4% decrease in body fat over the other group, as well as improvements in sleep, energy levels, skin, and muscle tone.

While this was a revolutionary discovery under strict scientific scrutiny, the high cost and risk of injections prevented HGH from becoming widely accepted in the United States. Attempts to produce an oral form of somatotropin did not work as it was incredibly costly to produce. As well, the HGH molecule was too large to be absorbed through the lining of the mouth.

Real synthetic injectable HGH hormone remains available today by prescription from a licensed healthcare professional.

Releasers are the least expensive HGH products available today. Releasers provide the building blocks of the 191 amino acid human growth hormone; predominately L-group amino acids such as L-valine and L-arginine. While these are components of real HGH, they are several chemical conversion steps away from being completely real HGH.

If you are contemplating on trying out HGH injections or HGH therapy, it is important to know that you will only be able to achieve your desired goal when you use high quality, genuine HGH products in the prescribed dosage for your body. Please talk to your doctor today if human growth hormone (HGH) medication is a good fit for you.