Be InformedThe FDA is working to stop the above practices. They are closing down companies and web sites when they find they are selling human growth hormone products under false pretenses, but new sites are popping up on the web so fast it is hard for them to keep up. Once a web site is closed down, many times the distributor will just put up a new web site using a different name. Because most of these companies sell their HGH products through individuals who sign up as distributors, the head office of the company can deny knowing about a distributor''s false claims and a distributor''s web site, so the company is not held responsible. When you find one of these web sites we recommend you check to see if the owner''s name, phone number, and address is listed on the web site. The address should be a physical address and not a post office box. Also, we recommend you try the phone number listed at the web site to make sure it is the working phone number of the company or distributor before you purchase. A toll-free telephone number is a positive sign of business legitimacy.

A Great New Invention in Medicine or a False Claim?This invention would indeed be a great advancement in medicine, and would most certainly not be limited to only a specific HGH product that a specific company sells. Through the years millions of dollars have been spent in research trying to find a way to pass the large protein molecules into the body intact without the use of injections. With ongoing research some progress is finally being made in the area of an insulin nasal spray, but at this time, neither the insulin molecule nor the HGH molecule can be absorbed in the mouth.When considering human growth hormone products, what is important is not the "molecule delivery system" the product uses. What is important is the actual "effectiveness" of the product as evidenced by the blood levels of the patients themselves. If the HGH product causes an increase in the serum IGF-1 level of the patient, then obviously that human growth hormone product is entering the body and the bloodstream successfully and is effective, no matter what "delivery system" is used!

Why Some Doctors Say Homeopathic HGH Works and Some Doctors Say it Doesn''tThe anti-aging arena is now very competitive, and this seems to be true in the area of medicine also. Some doctors and physicians are now making our homeopathic HGH products available to their patients. Also some doctors and physicians are recommending non-injection HGH products to their interested patients. Some doctors feel the HGH injections have a high risk factor, and homeopathic HGH has been shown to be effective and safe. Also, some patients wish to receive anti-aging benefits, but they cannot afford, or do not wish to undergo HGH injection therapy.I have several doctors who are making our homeopathic HGH products available to their interested patients. But, just as there are some doctors who use and/or support the use of homeopathic HGH products, there are other doctors, particularity doctors who offer HGH injection therapy in their office, or who offer referrals for HGH injection therapy, who say only the HGH injections work.It bears mentioning that if a doctor who offers the HGH injections were to tell his patients that homeopathic HGH products are effective, then there is a very strong possibility that some of the patients would decide against purchasing the doctor''s very expensive and painful injections, and would instead purchase an effective, more affordable homeopathic HGH product. This, of course would not be good for the doctor''s business of selling HGH injection therapy.