Somatosome by Maximum Nutrients

I was researching the subject of HGH and was amazed to see the list of products that did not contain HGH. I found one supplier - Somatosome - manufactured by Maximum Nutrients, who claimed that their product contained 380 nanograms of HGH per daily dose, which they offered at a price of $32. It contained no amino acids. After reading your web page I concluded that something is clearly amiss here.

Perhaps you should add this company to your list.

I am a novice on the subject and would like a definitive answer(s) to what I consider to be the most important question - Which is better, a product that actually contains HGH, or a product that stimulates the production of HGH. Or should one try a combination of both.

You seem like a honest guy, so I would appreciate your opinion before I buy anyone's product.

Looking forward to an answer

Alan

Read our page at http://www.21stcenturyhgh.com/growth-hormone-comments-amounts.htm. It should help you understand better. Any company expressing it's HGH content in "nanograms" is violating the law and the FDA will shut them down.

Also read http://www.21stcenturyhgh.com/growth-hormone-comments-bloodtest.htm. It will help you understand that it's not the HGH or the pituitary gland that's the essential factor. It's the liver. Capsule "releasers" goose the pituitary, oral sprays goose the liver. The body reacts to the increase in real HGH in oral sprays by triggering the liver to produce IGF-1, which is the substance that makes you invigorated.

Hope this helps!