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Human Growth Hormone Sprays
Certain people who take supplements shy away from those that they have to swallow, so HGH manufacturers have come up with sprays that do not upset the stomach, as some HGH pill products tend to do. No need to remember how many to take and when to take it; with HGH sprays, you do just that: spray it on and let the product work. One of the more common HGH sprays is Sytropin. The manufacturers recommend that users take two full sprays every morning, to be held under the tongue for two minutes. It then gets absorbed through the lining of the mouth. Users then take another four sprays at night before bedtime. It is not swallowed; rather it is absorbed through the mouth for maximum results. The makers of Sytropin also recommend that it be taken for at least three months so that benefits can be optimized. Improved sleep and higher energy levels, however, are felt after just the first two weeks.
HGH Sprays Better?In comparing HGH sprays with other HGH forms, it should be remembered that HGH is sprayed directly into the mouth three times a day (manufacturers of similar sprays will vary as to dose and frequency) and works through the mucus membrane. “Safe, efficient and cost effective” are what the makers of Retropin, another HGH spray, say. The injections or syringes require doses of four to eight injectables weekly and is administered twice daily by a medical practitioner at a cost of between $700 to $1,700.00 a month! The capsules and powders are ingested directly into the digestive system. One inconvenience is that the powders have to be measured and mixed before they can be swallowed. Another of the very popular HGH sprays is Zerpic and manufacturers of Zerpic spray enumerate the following potential benefits: enhanced skin thickness, decreased total body fat, improved healing time and reduced infection rates after surgery or trauma, increased lean muscle mass, improved cholesterol profile, diminished sun damage-type wrinkling, increased bone mineral density, decrease in LDL (bad) cholesterol, increase in HDL (good) cholesterol, decreased recovery time between workouts, improved flow of blood to the kidney, improved exercise capacity, improved general energy levels, and improved mood, coping skills, and over-all well-being.
Drew Voight
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