I don't know if I buy this bubble theory,
It really doesn't matter whether or not you buy into this "theory" as you're speaking out of ignorance. However for starters, it's not a theory,
it's science.
The below was taken from:
http://www.professionalmuscle.com/f.../47306-hygetropin-yellow-tops.html#post581117
1. HGH is a very
powerful protein! Why does this matter? How about an example...if I were to sell you a bottle of soap and you decided to shake it up,...what would you think if that shaking produced no bubbles? What if you shook the bottle up vigorously, over and over again and still no bubbles? Pretty weak solution, right? I'd even be considering if it was even soap?!?
This rule applies when it comes to proteins! It's been said, where there's smoke, there's fire! Well, where there's bubbles, there's protein! The flip side of the coin is also true,...No bubbles = No protein!! No protein = No HGH.
There is no way around this fact. This is also the very reason why IF you are not careful with pharm grade, bubbles begin to form in the vial.
Many blue, yellow and greens are hell to produce bubbles! Give it a try if you think I'm off on this. FYI - I've never been able to produce more than a few (larger size) bubbles in some of these generics by simply giving them a good shake! Nope. However there was one exception - One day, a vial fell from the top of my fridge and impacted on my tile - it smacked so hard I thought it broke. Of course I was shocked to see when I picked it up, that it had numerous bubbles (large and small),
however sadly they quickly broke up. Not good!
A brief explanation of the necessary bubbles HGH
must have: When proteins exist and are introduced to water/air, stimulation of the solution will cause protein molecules to cluster around newly formed air pockets, thus creating bubbles which remain intact and not quickly/easily dissipate.
Now here's one important point: More protein = more protein molecules, capable of creating more lingering bubbles in varied sizes, even frothy. Less protein = LESS bubbles. No proteins = No bubbles.
Bottom line - by visual examination, we can conclude the existence or even the lack of proteins existent in a particular solution, i.e. HGH in this case.
2. Some say they've received nice results using the generics! Great! At least that tells us GH or something similar (IGF-1 even) is in our solution. FYI - IGF-1 is cheaper to manufacture than HGH and will also raise IGF levels (if this is how you chose to test). However just because we're receiving GH benefits, doesn't mean our GH is potent. Even low doses of GH have been shown to produce results.
In fact, while most of these generics contain HGH, in many cases, there's only trace amounts. Am I saying if I shake up one vial and it produces a vast amount of foam like bubbles and then shake up another and it only produces half the amount, is the second vial 1/2 the potency? Well, all things being equal, basically YES. Think of it like this, one protein molecule is capable of clinging to and retaining an air bubble for a specified duration. While two protein molecules may either cluster to one bubble OR may decide to cling to two different bubbles. This sequence multiplies with the addition of protein, i.e. more protein = more bubbles capable.
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Taken from:
http://www.professionalmuscle.com/f...7306-hygetropin-yellow-tops-2.html#post581685
Every, and I mean
every pharm grade FDA approved HGH is able to create bubbles (if you're not careful) upon reconstitution and any other time after recon you feel the need to agitate the vial - that is of course, just as long as the protein isn't dead. This is simply a problem (or tell-tale sign) of protein, which HGH is.
For instance,
Nutropin mentions:
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swirl the vial with a gentle rotary motion until the powder is completely dissolved. Don't shake the vial after the medication has been reconstituted. Because Nutropin is a protein, shaking can result in a cloudy or hazy solution.
And
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If you see any air bubbles, wait until they rise to the surface and disappear before continuing."
Note: Nutropin's protein (HGH) may produce bubbles if not careful! Does ours??
Another legit (FDA) HGH manufacturer,
Serostim states for reconstitution:
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"Insert the needle through the center of the rubber stopper into the Serostim® vial.
Slowly and gently push the plunger, allowing the diluent to flow down the side of the vial.
Do not squirt the diluent because this will make the solution foamy.
If it becomes foamy, let it sit until the bubbles disappear and the liquid becomes clear."
Now if "
foam" sounds a bit much, I can testify that
it's not. Here's a link to a page which explains *why*
proteins create bubbles/foam. It's not fancy, but it makes the point I think anyone can understand (skip down to the illustrations for speed):
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There are more websites of
legit HGH manufacturers which discuss these matters.
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Lastly, so this isn't misunderstood - Just because agitation of a vial creates/forms bubbles does not necessarily mean that existing protein is GH. Actually that substance could be many things. However you can not have one without the other - both are required for GH to be present.
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