Human growth hormone (HGH or somatotropin) has proven medical uses for specific deficiencies, but evidence does not support routine anti-aging use. Prescription rhGH requires medical oversight; lifestyle changes reliably influence natural GH more than most supplements.
Over-the-counter "HGH" products promise anti-aging benefits, but evidence is limited. Prescription HGH treats specific deficiencies and carries risks. Start with medical evaluation and evidence-based lifestyle changes before relying on supplements.
GHR15 is marketed as an oral "HGH booster" promising anti-aging, muscle, and mood benefits. Manufacturer claims outpace clinical evidence; safety and regulation questions remain. Consult a clinician and seek independent testing before use.
Recombinant human growth hormone (somatropin) treats specific growth conditions but carries side effects and is often misused for anti-aging and doping. Supervised use is effective; off-label and counterfeit use is risky.
Serostim is a brand of somatropin (recombinant human growth hormone) used to treat HIV-associated wasting. It requires injection, medical supervision, and sourcing from licensed distributors. Verify current manufacturer, availability, and safety information with FDA or the manufacturer.