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Doctor's Growth Hormone Gel features the latest scientific breakthroughs in safely increasing hGH levels. Our technology has succeeded in producing recombinant somatotrophin (hGH) in a safe homeopathic gel. This revolutionary product features "Liposome" technology. Billions of tiny microscopic time-released "bubbles" are filled with safe homeopathic hGH for direct absorption into the bloodstream.

We've put HGH in an oral spray that maximizes all the benefits of HGH therapy. With our new Liposome Delivery System, Somatosome HGH oral spray works faster, better and longer than any other Growth Hormone product available. Safely encasing HGH in Liposome gives maximum efficiency to the absorption process by delivering it directly into the bloodstream to be carried to specific cell receptors in the pituitary gland. Somatosome HGH spray contains 60,000 nanograms of HGH per bottle, or about 380 nanograms per individual spray. This is four times the amount found in other Growth Hormone products. Somatosome HGH delivers 200% more bioavailability than other Growth Hormone products. Tablets and capsules are very inefficient. They deliver Growth Hormone to the stomach where most of it is quickly broken down as protein. Somatosome HGH spray is easily absorbed through the mouth. Other oral sprays don't have our patented, Liposome Delivery System. As a result, most of their HGH does not reach the receptor cells.

What is IGF-1 and what is it used for?IGF-1 (Insulin-Like Growth Factor) is a hormone that is naturally produced by your body from HGH (Human Growth Hormone), which is the main hormone secreted by the pituitary gland. HGH is usually produced during sleep or during strenuous physical activity, and is almost immediately converted into IGF by the liver. Although insulin is involved in IGF-1 production, HGH is the primary precursor.IGF-1 is a powerful growth-promoting metabolite whose production peaks during adolescence to accelerate body growth and development. As we age, the body secretes less HGH, and therefore IGF-1. By the time a person reaches 60 years of age, their body may produce only 25% of the HGH levels produced during adolescence. Scientists believe that this reduction in HGH and IGF-1 production as we age is associated with many age-related declines in the human body, such as graying hair, wrinkled skin, loss of sexual desire and function, decreased energy, increased body fat, and more.