::: Frequently Asked Questions about GHR1000 :::

How long will it take to see results?

GHR1000 will start working immediately. Some people experience results in as little as 1 week while others may take up to 8 weeks until results become evident. On average, it takes approximately 3 weeks for therapeutic levels of HGH to become established.

People 45 and older will experience a faster and more notice improvement than younger people, since men and women 45 years of age or old can have half the HGH output of a 25 or 30 year old person. Typically, the higher your growth hormone levels are, the longer it will take to see a difference. The lower the growth hormone levels, the quicker you will see results. However, to experience the full benefits of GHR1000, we recommend use for a minimum of 6 months.

You should notice better sleep patterns the first time you take GHR1000, and usually within 3 weeks you will notice a huge difference in the way you look and feel. Further results will then become evident as time progresses.

How much weight can I lose using GHR1000?

Based upon studies involving growth hormone supplementation, you can lose up to 14.4% body fat and gain up to 8.8% in muscle mass over a six month period.

Is GHR1000 as effective as costly HGH injections?

Absolutely. GHR1000 is capable of increasing HGH levels in the body at or near the same levels as injectable HGH. In other words, GHR1000 can provide most of the exact same benefits of injections but without the pain, hassle, high costs or potential for serious side effects. When it comes to HGH replacement, GHR1000 is by far the very best value and most sensible solution today.

Specifically, how does GHR1000 compare against HGH releaser injections?

There are several factors to consider when comparing these products:

Is there really such a big price difference between GHR1000 and HGH injections?

Yes, there is a huge price difference. For most men and women, HGH injections are typically done twice a day, at an average cost of $25.00 - $30.00 per injection. This is equivalent to $50.00 - $60.00 per day. If you do the math, you will spend between $1,500.00 - $1,800.00 per month on HGH injections - that's $18,000.00 - $21,000.00 per year! Recombinant (injectable) growth hormone is a drug that is available by prescription only, so it is very expensive. And since you are not treating a "classified disease", insurance will not cover HGH injections. Thus, all of these costs are completely out-of-pocket.

Now compare those prices versus a one month supply of GHR1000 (one bottle). If you were to take advantage of our best value, a 1 month supply of GHR1000 would cost just $50. In other words, for $50.00, you could either buy (1) day's worth of HGH injections, or (1) entire month's worth of GHR1000! Given their comparable results, the choice is clear - GHR1000 is a far better value than HGH injections. And unlike injections, GHR1000 does not require a prescription.

What are the side effects associated with HGH releaser injections?

Anytime you introduce a large amount of a foreign hormone into the human body, there is the risk of side effects.

In a July 5, 1990 study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, it was found that some patients undergoing injections suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome and gynecomastia (enlarged breasts).

If a person is already on hormone replacement, like estrogen, will GHR1000 be effective?

Yes, GHR1000 will still be very beneficial, as it will actually work together with other hormone replacement therapies to improve overall results.

Has there been any research or testing regarding HGH Releaser?

Yes! Human growth hormone has been extensively tested for more than 10 years. An extensive HGH study, completed in June 1998 by the National Institute of Aging, concluded that the results were "too good to be true", which is an indication of the importance of HGH for the entire human body.

For more information regarding HGH science and research, please review our Clinical Research section.

Will GHR1000 be effective if I have a pituitary gland defect?

If you have a pituitary gland defect, GHR1000 will not work; however, HGH injections (although expensive) may be an option. Consult your health care physician for more information.

I am a heavy smoker and drinker, will GHR1000 work for me?

Yes, GHR1000 can benefit you, though tobacco use and excessive alcohol intake may inhibit results. We recommend reducing your use of tobacco and alcohol products, or eliminating them altogether.

Is GHR1000 as effective as oral HGH sprays?

We believe that GHR1000 is far more effective than oral HGH sprays for several reasons. Sprays are ineffective because growth hormon is a large, unstable molecule that can't pass through membranes in the mouth. Also, administering the dosage is virtually impossible with a spray, though this is of lesser concern given that the dosage provided in a spray is well below therapeutic levels. Furthermore, sprays contain potentially dangerous binders and fillers as well - additives which should be avoided at all costs. Not only that, oral HGH sprays are distasteful and unpleasant.

What is the difference between GHR1000 and DHEA?

DHEA (as well as progesterone) is an actual hormone. On the other hand, GHR1000 is simply a natural hormone releaser, not a synthetic hormone.

What is IGF-1?

IGF-1 (also known as Somatomedin C) is the only dependable indicator of bio-available growth hormone in the human body. It is IGF-1, rather than growth hormone itself, which is used as a measurement of how much hormone is being secreted by the body. Thus, if you wanted a measure of how effective GHR1000 is for you, you could get your IGF-1 levels tested before and after using GHR1000 through a simple blood test.

Is GHR1000 a steroid?

No. GHR1000 is an all-natural herbal supplement which has been specially formulated to stimulate and release your body's growth hormone.

Is it safe to take GHR1000 if I am pregnant?

Since pregnancy causes an increase in hormonal activity, it is not necessary or recommended to take GHR1000 during pregnancy.

Can I take GHR1000 if I am diabetic?

Diabetes is often helped with the use of hormone releasers; however, blood/sugar levels should be closely monitored under the care of a physician.

I am a regular blood donor and I seem to recall being asked whether I am receiving human growth hormones. Should I discontinue blood donations while taking GHR1000?

This precaution is taken only if you are actually injecting HGH into your body. GHR1000 does not contain hormones; instead, it stimulates your pituitary gland to release your body's own growth hormone.

Are the results optained with GHR1000 permanent?

Unfortunately, as with any human growth hormone replacement solution, the results are not permanent. Thus, if you stop taking GHR1000, your pituitary gland will return to it's previous less-productive state over time.

This is why it is very important to find an HGH replacement solution that is not only effective, but inexpensive. Once you experience the benefits of abundant HGH levels, you will never want it to disappear. GHR1000 offers the perfect solution - it's highly effective yet very inexpensive compared to other options.

Which countries do you ship GHR1000 to?

We ship to most English-speaking countries in the world, including the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom. If you are unsure whether or not we can ship to your country, please email us before placing your order and we can tell you.