Once derived from human cadavers, HGH is now produced in strictly controlled conditions by recombinant DNA technology. This process has undergone extended safety trials, and HGH is considered appropriate for use in humans.

Because HGH stimulates the growth of cells, it can help improve muscle mass in athletes and people wishing to improve their strength and endurance or heal from injury.

Additionally, HGH is thought to be able to combat many common signs of aging, including bone fragility, the decline in the ability to think clearly and to remember, deterioration of skin tone, and muscle weakness. It is also believed to slow down the progress of heart disease.

HGH will help you:

Pack on more muscle, by improving the rate at which your natural cell replacement takes place.

Enhance recovery from strenuous exercise and from sports and other injuries by promoting regeneration of muscles.

Repair injuries incurred in sports, exercise, and work faster.

Lose fat, because HGH stimulates the breakdown of fats in the body, especially in combination with steroids.

In particular, lose that dangerous fat around the abdomen.

Strengthen your immune system, meaning less downtime at work and play from colds, coughs and minor ailments.

Improve your athletic and personal performance, giving you greater stamina, and a greater ability to work and play harder and longer.