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/?300610" Growth Hormones In Food Fda With the recent onslaught of media attention about HGH products, much of it negative or inaccurate, it is no surprise that a lot of what we know, or think we know, about HGH is incorrect. In order to understand what human growth hormone products are, and more importantly what they are not, you have to first understand the difference between legitimate HGH products and illegal steroids. Aren't Human Growth Hormone Products all steroids? In a word, No, they are not. Steroids are chemical substances that spur muscle tissue into growth beyond its natural state. Without a prescription, steroids are illegal in the United States. Most people associate steroid use with "ripped" bodybuilders with bulging muscles, but in reality steroids are prescribed for reasons ranging from several allergic reactions to preventing the wasting and immobility of patients suffering from AIDS or muscular dystrophy. While true human growth hormone derived from the human pituitary gland (known by its chemical name somatotropin) is a prescription product, most products that you can purchase today that are promoted as HGH are non-prescription. Any HGH product that is not an injectable is not classified as prescription somatotropin, and can be purchased legitimately without a prescription. The products you see marketed today as HGH supplements are typically a subset of nutritional supplements known as HGH releasers. /?300610" Growth Hormones In Food Fda What is an HGH Releaser? Simply put, HGH releasers are amino acids, or blends of amino acids, that form the "building blocks" of our body's own natural human growth hormone. Releaser products typically come in a capsule or spray form, and contain dosages of L-group amino acids, chiefly L-Arginine and L-Glutamine. These are the base components of our body's natural HGH molecule, a fragile amino acid structure made up 191 amino acids. By ingesting the components that make up our body's own growth hormone, you provide the body with all the "ingredients" it needs to manufacture its own, and stimulate the pituitary gland Some of the most popular releaser products also include other substances, such as GABA, L-Dopa Bean Extract, and Glycine that have been shown in some studies to further stimulate our bodies to produce higher levels of somatotropin. /?300610" Growth Hormones In Food Fda
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