New Unbiased HGH Study Has Researchers Excited

A well-known biomedical research center, Pennington, located at Louisiana State University, began a unique clinical trial about a year ago.

What was it about?

They decided to conduct a double-blind clinical trial, orally administering a compound to a single test group of various ages in an attempt to see if it would increase mean serum growth hormone (also known as HGH, human growth hormone) levels. .

The stakes were high; For decades, researchers had been searching for documentation on anti-aging, a formula that would stimulate the long-dormant adult pituitary gland to come back to life and start producing natural HGH, with all its added benefits: more energy, increased resistance, smoother skin and stronger muscles.

In addition to the excitement, there was strong evidence that increasing a person’s HGH levels helped them burn fat and lose weight, perhaps even increase sex drive.

The results of the project surprised the scientists and they chose the special forum of the 30th Annual Scientific Meeting of the prestigious Obesity Society in San Antonio, TX in September 2012 to present the evidence. More than 500 respected researchers from around the world attended the conference to hear about the amazing study.

For the first time, it has been shown that an orally ingested proprietary amino acid compound (trademark “Somatodyne”) can stimulate the pituitary to increase the body’s own HGH levels, NATURALLY. What was previously only available to wealthy athletes and celebrities in a dubious synthetic form would now be available to everyone. The study showed a surprising 8-fold increase in both men and women across a wide age range.

There are no products called Somatodyne, but a small network marketing company called Limitless Worldwide in Salt Lake City has secured the rights and has started marketing a Somatodyne-based HGH supplement called THRIVE.

This is the first clinical trial conducted by an unbiased authority that actually resulted in increased human growth hormone levels in test subjects. It is of particular interest for two main factors:

1. Cost – Injectable synthetic HGH treatments must be prescribed by a doctor and can cost thousands of dollars per month.

2. Side Effects: Injectable synthetic HGH has been associated with diabetes, several types of cancer (including prostate cancer), and a host of other problems.

Rather, when the body produces its own human growth hormone, it simply replenishes the supply that the body has lost over the years.