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how does that work? the molecular weight of HGH is crazy large (22,000) vs test (288) and from everything i read will not absorb into skin or mucos membrane. Additionally, it is an extremely fragile molecule and breaks down when mixed with a carrier (dmso, for example)
so I am very curious about oral strips.
can you provide additional information?
OK. did some research. as I suspected. these "strips" contain NO HGH, but instead are secretagues, which are supposed to stimulate the pituatary and hypothalmus into producing more HGH. this is a "NO-GO" product, as we all know that secretagues work minimally, need to be cycled, and if you don't, your body becomes used to it and ends up ignoring.
Product information:
"GHRP-2 The products that exist on the market today that produce the same results are with injection. This new product, HGH Strips, is taken orally through strips that are placed on the back of the toungue. HGH Strips is scientifically developed with GHRP-2 (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide-2), L-Lysine, L-Argenin and L-Valine which amino acids are specifics for increasing the natural production of GH (Growth Hormone) by the anterior pituitary deep inside the brain; also called Somatotropin, it influences in growth of cells, bones, muscles and organs throughout the body. HGH Strips helps to increasing the levels of IGF-1 (Insulin like Growth Factor-1 is a metabolite of human growth hormone) rise; a natural anabolic growth factor molecule. Studies have found that IGF-1 has increased lean body mass, reduced fat, built up bone and muscle tissue, it may even regenerate nerve tissues and boost the immune system. Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide - 2 (GHRP2) Is a synthetic six amino acid peptide that has robustly potent properties. GHRPs are a small family of peptides acting at the pituitary and the hypothalamus to release Growth hormone (GH) through the activation of a specific, G protein-coupled receptor.
5mg/vail "