I've seen a huge increase in the six months of companies marketing HGH in a bottle, whether it be HGH releaser, Growth Factor, IGF this and IGF that, deer antler velvet spray, HGH spray.................

It's clearly designed to target the younger generation and even the uneducated portion of inspiring athletes young and old. How do they fall for this? Simple, we all watch ESPN. In the last several years the use of the term "HGH" has been widely used and associated with success in athletes, and high profile ones. I believe us folks here on the board understand what it can do, but as for those that don't, they believe it's instant superhero status. These people like most of us early on, don't know how to gain access to it. They don't have the patience to research. Suddenly they see it plastered all over magazines, their friends have some, etc. It's been no different with pro hormones and boom, it's flying off the shelves.

What's my issue with this? I'm sure most of the customers work hard for their money. With that said, they are giving up hard earned dollars to these companies who are selling snake oil. It's annoying to me that people are falling for these supplements and THINK they work. I work hard for my money, again, as I'm sure everyone here does as well, and the supplement companies are robbing from the blind. I truly wish I could educate everyone I come across about the real deal, but we all know how that goes. It's difficult to talk about to just anyone without getting the stink eye.

As I sit here shaking my head, I couldn't be more thankful to the contributions this website makes and the wealth of knowledge shared here. Have a good week brothas!