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When shopping around for human growth hormone products, it is important that you don't fall for the trap and be a victim of HGH Scams that are out there on the Internet. HGH is a substance promoting growth during the childhood and adult years. Human Growth Hormone according to the FDA is a useful form of treatment in kids and adults with growth hormone deficiency as well as in other certain uses. It has been known however that clinical use of growth hormone for individual patients with obesity is not recommended by the Association of Clinical Endocrinologists.
Regulatory actions have been taken in the past by the Food and Drug Administration to 'Be Youthful', a HGH product manufacturer of Canada which made claims that their human growth hormone product was a good effective treatment solution for patients with chronic fatigue, depression, high cholesterol and blood pressure levels. Another company which is a part of other HGH scams 'Nature's Youth', of Centerville, MA destroyed close to 5,700 boxes of their Nature's Youth HGH product, which held a market value of close to $515,000 after the FDA notified them stating that the products the company is selling are illegal. The company got in trouble for making claims that the Nature's Youth human growth hormone product enhanced a body's natural production of growth factors along with IGF-1, along with speedy training recovery, better physical performance, and increased immune system function.
The bottom line is – growth hormone does decline as you age, however there has been no proof in the recent years that it is a beneficial practice to maintain its levels in young individuals. HGH shots are generally a bad investment, as they are expensive, have significant amount of side effects, and lack of effectiveness. Products such as homeopathic HGH, oral growth hormone, and other so called "growth-hormone releasers" are all fake and do not work.
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Source: http://www.quackwatch.org
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