Halodrol Liquigels Vs. HGH

The quest for bigger muscles leads many people to try varying chemicals and hormones. Both Halodrol Liquigels and human growth hormone (HGH) have been shown to increase muscles, but they each have a different chemical makeup.

Overview

• Human growth hormone is a naturally occurring hormone created in the pituitary gland. Levels are at their highest during adolescence and taper off as we grow older. A synthetic form is also available. Halodrol Liquigels are a mixture of chemicals including arachidonic acid, a steroidal aromatase inhibitor and testosterone supplements.

Uses

• Doctors treat people who have a natural deficiency of the hormone with synthetic HGH. It builds muscle mass, increases bone strength and decreases body fat. Body builders primarily use Halodrol Liquigels to increase muscle mass. Along with increased testosterone levels, the liquigels inflame muscles, causing the body to work harder and increase muscle mass.

Warning

• Use of human growth hormone by people without the deficiency creates side effects including carpal tunnel, joint pain, swelling and breast enlargement. Halodrol Liquigel side effects include swelling and oily skin. Always consult with your doctor before taking any such supplement.