Theoretical difference between Pills and Sprays

I need to see the difference with your product and the Omega product.   Can you tell me the theoretical difference?

As a retailer I would feel a bit queasy selling a product as "Human Growth Hormone, HGH," if it had none of that in it. It would be more honest to sell a non-HGH product as an "Anti-Aging Rejuvenator" but not HGH.

Our product works on 98% of the people who try it and it continues to work for as long as they take it.

Because our product contains real pharmaceutical HGH the cost to produce it is much higher than those products that do not contain any HGH. Wholesale prices for amino acids and other natural stimulants that give the user a "kick" are very, very cheap. We've seen these non-HGH products RETAIL for as low as $17.95.

Theoretically speaking, the non-HGH product gooses your pituitary into action which creates HGH which stimulates your liver to produce IGF-1. Our homeopathic product makes your body think it already has HGH in your system so it triggers your liver into producing IGF-1. IGF-1 is what brings the youthful benefits. Although our product does activate the pituitary to a slight degree, mostly it activates the liver into producing IGF-1. And that's why it continues to work over time for those people who continue to use it.

It's my guess that in Japan there is a much greater knowledge and acceptance of homeopathic products than in the United States. For that reason I think our product would do quite well in Japan, moreso than the non-HGH stacked amino product. We have several clients in Los Angeles who travel to Japan to visit family there twice a year. They always take a dozen bottles with them and it pays for much of their trip because they get between $89 and $129 per bottle.

I hope these explanations help.