HGH News - November 2006

Injections Not Only Way to Increase Growth Hormone

News Flash About HGH Therapy:

HGH injections are not the only way in which human growth hormone can be increased in the body.

There are web sites that advertise the claim that only the injections are effective so they can sell those less informed their injections, and also charge them thousands of dollars to do their "profile" first.

Please read any of the books written by Dr. Ronald Klatz, president of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. His books contain much information about taking non-injection products to help the pituitary gland increase its own release of HGH. He says that most people do not need the injections, if their pituitary gland is still functioning.

In fact, the HGH injections are only approved by the FDA for use in children with growth problems, and for adults with legitimately diagnosed somatopause (human growth hormone deficiency).

At this time there are non-injection human growth hormone supplements available and a few of them have had double-blind clinical studies to measure effectiveness. Those who claim that only the injections are effective ignore all evidence and clinical studies that support the effectiveness of non-injection products.

This must be because they want their synthetic injections to be the only option, regardless of the risk factors and the great expense of injections. Doesn't this remind you of other issues going on in the world of patented prescription drugs vs non-prescription health supplements?

Our own homeopathic HGH formula is one of only a few that have had IGF-1 clinical studies to measure effectiveness. I believe this is one reason why some claim that non-injection products do not work. There are now so many different products on the market and most of them cannot show any legitimate clinical evidence to support their product, and of the few products that have had IGF-1 clinical studies, only our studies were done independently.

More information about our clinical study results are found beginning on this page:

The IGF-1 Clinical Studies of ProBLEN HGH

Lisa Wells, RN

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