HGH 10 IU - Livewell Pharmaceuticals

In its earliest form, HGH was a limited resource, harvested from the pituitary glands of human cadavers. This practice supplied hormone therapy for decades, but concerns escalated when cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease emerged among recipients. In 1985, this led to a full ban on cadaver-derived HGH by the FDA. That same year, Genentech’s somatrem became the first genetically engineered version of the hormone. It was soon followed by somatropin, which matched natural HGH exactly and became the clinical and performance standard worldwide.

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