HG OPS MASS GAIN

Contrairement à l’administration exogène d’hormones de croissance synthétiques qui entrainent des malformations osseuses et autres troubles hormonaux, notre approche agit en amont, en soutenant les mécanismes naturels de régulation hormonale sans perturber l’équilibre endocrinien. Certaines études démontrent que les nutriments qu’elle contient peuvent favoriser la prolifération et la différenciation des ostéoblastes, sans effets secondaires dans le respect des doses recommandés.

Nos ingrédients ont été sélectionnés pour leur capacité à :
– Favoriser la production de dopamine, un neurotransmetteur impliqué dans la libération de GH ;
– Stimuler la production d’IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor 1), facteur clé du développement musculaire ;
– Améliorer la qualité du sommeil, période physiologique majeure de sécrétion de GH.

HG OPS MASS GAIN® contribue ainsi à soutenir la performance physique, la récupération musculaire et la vitalité globale, dans le respect du fonctionnement naturel de l’organisme.

Notre formule se compose de nombreux nutriments 100% naturelles qui aident à stimuler la glande pituitaire et pinéale. Cette action peut contribuer à la stimulation de la GH endogène.

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