The reason homeopathic HGH products are effective is because homeopathy does not work on the principles of "more is better". With nonprescription human growth hormone products it is not the amount of HGH that was used to make the formula that is most important, but the actual formula itself and how the body responds to this formula. The formula of any sublingual or oral HGH product must stimulate the body to "heal itself" by increasing its own release of human growth hormone into the bloodstream. These companies and/or distributors cannot boast their products are the most effective, they do not have independent patient study results showing actual IGF-1 increases, so they claim their products contain more "real HGH". They are hoping most customers will not read the fine print and will not research HGH products, but rather will see the words "more real HGH" and assume that means their product is best.

"Real" injectible human growth hormone is not measured in nanograms, but is measured in international units "IU''s". The measurement of anything in nanograms is a minuscule amount, so even if their claims of having a certain amount of nanograms of "real HGH" in their product was true, it would be such a very small amount of HGH compared to the amount needed to be effective, that it would be useless. For instance, to get just one IU (international unit) of HGH you would need 350,000 nanograms. 25 Ng (nanograms) of HGH is only about 1/15,000th of the therapeutic dose!All nonprescription HGH products that are said to contain "real" HGH contain the same HGH that is in homeopathic HGH products, no matter what a salesperson or distributor claims. Homeopathic HGH is measured in X and C, not nanograms. As any pharmacist or medical professional can tell you, the FDA will not allow anyone to sell a measurable amount of a controlled substance without a prescription. Human growth hormone that is not homeopathic is a controlled substance and requires a prescription.

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.