We are reviewing this hgh hormone supplement because a reader asked us to. He probably made the request because Cloud Nine seems to be getting recommendations on lots of websites. All those recommendations are based the up to 60% affiliate commission.
None of those reviews could possibly have anything to do with the quality of the product.
Cloudnine Hgh Ingredients:
Colostrum
Phosphatidyl Serine
Phosphatdyl Choline
Tribulus Terrestris
L-Glycine
The only hgh secretagogue in the entire Cloud9HGH list is the amino acid glycine.
You are being asked to pay $49.95 for a 60 tablet bottle that only contains one very inexpensive hgh releaser. A one trick pony.
What a load of pony manure.
Let’s talk about those 60 tablets. The recommended dosage is two capsules twice per day and they claim that a bottle lasts 25-30 days. Some kind of new math? 60 tablets per bottle divided by 4 capsules per day equals 15 days worth of capsules.
Besides, there is no way to put enough glycine in two capsules to have an effective product. What they are probably giving you is enough serine and choline to provide a little buzz in the hopes that people mistake that for growth hormone release and don’t return the product.
You get that for $49.95 but need 2 bottles to get through the month. You can buy a month’s supply of the choline and glycine for about $15.
Just another case of people raving about the product because of the commissions.
Cloud Nine HGH receives an hgh product rating of D-.
2 responses so far ↓
1 brian // Mar 20, 2009 at 6:27 am
is secretagogue gold and maxi-hgh the only ones you rate high
2 hgh truths // Mar 20, 2009 at 8:17 am
No, check out things that we haven’t graded yet on the big list because there are a few more good ones. Soon there will be grades for all products.