Facts

WHY YOU NEED PEAK HEIGHT

FACTORS THAT SLOW GROWTH:

Smoking: Not only is this unhealthy and causes cancer, but it stunts your growth by slowing blood flow to your bones.

Lack of Sleep: Your body secretes Growth Hormone during periods of deep sleep. By not getting enough sleep, you miss out on this boost of growth hormone.

Poor Nutrition: Not supplying your bones with the proper vitamins, minerals, & amino acids for growth significantly hurts your chances of reaching your height goals, this is why Peak Height is CRITICALLY IMPORTANT. 

FULL LIST OF INGREDIENTS, GUARANTEED SAFE & EFFECTIVE*:

 L-Arginine

• D.A. Approved to diagnose pituitary gland problems because it increases Human Growth Hormone (HGH).
• Essential to the diet of teenagers/children to regulate normal growth rates.
• Your body cannot produce enough L-Arginine during your growth spurt, so you must get it through diet.
• Scientific studies show L-Arginine promotes HGH release from the pituitary gland which in turn stimulates bone growth & anabolic metabolism throughout the body.

L-Ornithine

• Most Potent amino acid ever studied for stimulating the production of growth hormone.
• Increased growth hormone stimulates bone growth and lengthening.
• Thought to help build the immune system, promote wound healing, and support a healthy liver.

Calcium as Carbonate

• Calcium makes up 60% of your bones.
• Calcium deficiencies in young people can account for a 5- to 10-percent lower peak bone mass which means shorter bones. Grow Taller Height Pills
• During the Teen growth spurt 25% of final adult bone mass is produced.
• Peak Height provides bones with clinically proven optimal amounts of the crucial calcium needed to maximize bone growth.

Vitamin D as Cholecalciferol

• A 2009 study from the American Journal of Pediatrics showed 70%of United States adolescents had inadequate amounts of Vitamin D3.
• Essential vitamin for allowing your body to absorb calcium.
• Stimulates the proteins involved in transporting calcium from the intestine into blood.
• A deficiency in vitamin D causes calcium to be poorly absorbed into your body, making it impossible for your bones to grow to their full potential.

Vitamin B12

• Involved in the metabolism of every cell of the body, affecting the DNA synthesis and energy production. Grow Taller Height Pills
• Essential for healthy growth and development, normal nervous system function, and proper metabolism.

Dl-alpha tocopheryl acetate

• An antioxidant, functions as a free radical scavenger that helps stimulate NEW bone formation. height pills

Pyridoxine

• A necessary building block in the creation of collagen.
• Removes homocysteine from the body. Homocysteine interferes with collagen creation which weakens and prevents maximum bone growth.
• A 2008 Study from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed 25% of Americans are deficient in pyridoxine. Grow Taller Height Pills

Zinc

• Bone is made of collagen & calcium; Zinc is required to form collagen tissue, unite bone fractures, heal wounds and prevent osteoporosis.
• Zinc deficiency prevents proper collagen formation.   growtaller pills
• Each strand of collagen is made up of many amino acids.  Three strands of collagen are wound around one another, forming a larger, stronger strand. Three of these larger strands are then twisted around each other forming a super strand. It is into this collagen super strand that calcium is deposited to form your bones. 

ADVANTAGES OF BEING TALL

Multiple scientific studies have shown that taller people live happier lives.

Taller People Make More Money

ABOUT US

A&N Performance Laboratory is dedicated to improving people’s lives through cutting edge research on nutritional supplements.

We are a United States based company with Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska.

Our team includes the creator of Peak Height, a U.S. Medical Doctor. The remaining members of our team include myself, a practicing accountant as well as the sales & warehouse staff.

We truly appreciate your business.

Sincerely,

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