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Woman Charged With Web Drug (HGH) Sales
July 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment
 Be careful what HGH products you purchase over the Internet:
LOS ANGELES — Federal prosecutors filed a criminal charge against a woman who allegedly sold human growth hormone (HGH)Â over the Internet, part of a broader investigation into the sale of counterfeit Botox and other injectable treatments to spas.
Wall Street Journal full story
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HGH may be obtained from your doctor, online sources, or antiaging clinics:Â
Nobody knows exactly how many people have received treatments at antiaging clinics, though the number is probably in the millions. And I’m not going to name any, because I really don’t want to give them publicity. But we know how they work: A doctor typically gives you nutritional advice, various supplements and prescriptions, sometimes for human growth hormone (HGH), sometimes for testosterone or another steroid. A compounding pharmacy mixes the ingredients to create your treatment. And you pay handsomely for the privilege of going anabolic without having to buy HGH at the gym, guess your dosage or inject yourself. The prices charged by antiaging clinics vary, but expect to spend several thousand dollars for an initial assessment, then several hundred dollars per monthly visit.
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