How is KeyTropin different than other over-the-counter GH products?
GH is a prescription medication. Many products claim to have GH in them, but they do not contain practical amounts – if they did, the FDA would not allow them on the market. Moreover, pharmaceutical GH is usually not mixed until just before use, because GH is a very delicate protein. Once activated by reconstitution with water (and sometimes a preservative), it requires refrigeration and has a very short half-life. None of the water-based OTC products containing GH at the time of manufacture are refrigerated and must be rendered useless due to instability. Some products have peptide chains, but they are too short and too simple to work very well. HTA5 has 60 aminos. Moreover, the products using short peptide chains work on the pituitary gland. After being directly stimulated for a short time (a couple of weeks), a natural feedback mechanism kicks in and further extra GH production is curtailed. KeyTropin works via the hypothalamus which in turn signals the pituitary. Therefore, KeyTrop
