Growth Hormone assists in muscle development, improves muscle tone, increases muscle mass, increases bone density, decreases fat, provides more energy and strength, helps skin development and over all cell production.

When the hypothalamus releases human growth hormone releasing hormone into the bloodstream, some of it it goes to the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. The pituitary gland is then stimulated and releases hGH. The hGH then attaches to liver receptors and other tissues throughout the body. From the liver, it then binds to receptors responsible for the conversion of growth hormone to IGF-1. When promoting growth through the production of IGF-1 and hGH, the body utilizes all excess calories for this growth, therefore reducing fat. It is best to take a growth hormone booster when blood sugar is low, and immediately before bed. Blood sugars are lowest when food has NOT been consumed for at least 2 hours.