It's the new rave, it's legal, undetectable and it has claimed that it allows sportsmen and women to increase their muscle bulk by 30+ lbs in just 2 months, while at the same time drastically cutting down body fat. It is also believed to repair the injured body in a fraction of the amount of time it takes for the natural healing process to repair, and is increasingly cheap and may even give you that younger look you have been looking for. HGH has become the drug of choice for many sports men and women. There is no specific test that can detect the growth hormone in the human body at this time. Should there be testing? It is naturally produced by the body, so is it really bad? Well, anything that is taken in large quantities can be harmful, and most likely, people will start abusing this drug just like any other. So should millions of dollars be put into research to find a test that will identify the hormone in the human body? In any sport, there is the law that there is to be no use of any drugs that enhance a players ability. Obviously this drug helps increase bone and muscle growth and therefore gives players the advantage over others. If a test is developed, players will probably still use the drug. Just like steroids, there are tests to identify them in the body and they are illegal to use, yet players continue to get their hands on them.
