Because of the potential value, HGH has been the focus of numerous studies, over 20,000 in over the last 50 years. In those studies, it has been shown that HGH used for those deficient has been found to be remarkably safe.

Like any prescription medication, there is a list of known side effects. The noted side effects are some short-lived fluid retention, painful wrists and elevated blood sugar levels. The general response to this sort of side effect, is again the same as most medications, temporarily reduce the dose.

Scientists are still trying to find an association with cancer but to date there is no evidence that taking HGH supplementation in reasonable doses is associated with an increase of cancer incidence.

If you are interested in the other side of the coin on HGH/Cancer research, look for our new cancer area, currently in development.

So for now we focus on what it can help with.