Sytropin HGH Spray combines HGH components with L-group amino acids and Growth Factors to provide the highest quality HGH supplement available without a prescription. It is manufactured under stringent quality control standards with the highest quality natural ingredients available.

ALPHA GPC: It increases human growth hormone secretion and helps to overcome cognitive disorders. It also assists in processing the nerve impulses responsible for balance and coordination, and contributes directly to improved mental focus.

GABA: It improves the plasma hormone levels in the body, and aids in proper neurotransmission. It improves the functioning of the central nervous system, and promotes fat loss. It improves the body's sleep cycle, resulting in a deeper, more restful sleep.

GLYCINE: It is a building block of essential proteins, and increases neurotransmission activity of hormones involved in memory and cognition. It also helps to alleviate the symptoms of spasticity.

L-ARGININE: Helps in protein synthesis, helpful in cell replication, increases sperm count and potency. It is one of the chemical triggers that stimulate anabolic muscle growth.

L-DOPA BEAN EXTRACT: It supports the body's ability to stimulate the natural release of growth hormone. Stimulates increased HGH levels that can be beneficial in stimulating muscle growth through amino acid sparing and promotion of amino acid transport into muscle cells, as well as burning fat from fat cells.

L-GLUTAMINE: It helps in metabolism, improves athletic performance, and boosts the immune system. It is a building block source for stomach and intestine lining, and may help to prevent ulcers.

L-ISOLEUCINE: In synergy with L-valine it is burned for fuel in the cells to promote muscle recovery. It plays a role in wound healing and the growth of new tissue. It is needed to increase the bio-availability of complex carbohydrate intake and is absorbed by the muscle cells for anabolic muscle building activity. It provides the necessary chemicals for proper muscle growth and neurotransmission.

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