Weight Loss

HGH is not your typical weight-loss program: In fact it’s very different from any other weight-loss program.

With most weight-loss programs you lose lean body mass along with fat, not good.

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Bouncing Blood Sugar Can Derail Your HGH Supplement

Imagine your cells as tiny fuel-generating plants that run on blood sugar. Normally, insulin flips a switch that allows blood sugar to be pumped into the cells and converted to energy. But if the foods you eat result in a greater supply of blood sugar than your body can handle, the cells go on strike against insulin. With the cells on strike, blood sugar levels stay elevated; in response, the body secretes more and more insulin, hoping to prevent a toxic accumulation of blood sugar.

If you eat foods that cause a spike in insulin and blood sugar right before or after you take your HGH supplement it will drop the effectiveness of your supplement.

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Potassium and HGH - What your doctor does NOT tell you

Medical science has known for some time that even modest potassium deficiency causes growth hormone and IGF-1 suppression. Although these findings have not received much attention we are very curious why the medical industry does not pass this information along to us…

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Are HGH Supplements Necessary?

Are HGH Supplements Necessary? No, they are not.

Ultimately, everyone asks the question, “Why should I take an HGH supplement?” Athletes who inject molecular HGH do so for very different reasons than you or I would take an HGH supplement. Athletes by injecting molecular HGH exceed the body’s natural levels and thereby enhance physiological performance levels.

You and I take HGH supplements to reestablish normal growth hormone levels.

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