Provacyl is marketed as a men’s daily formula for optimal health and sexual fitness. In other words it is a supplement product that is supposed to thwart the evil dangers of andropause. Had the marketers stopped there they might have been OK. However, they bravely continue on and claim that through extensive research they have developed special HGH releaser technology.
Did I mention that these are the same clowns who bring us GenFX?
This is not a serious hgh releasing supplement. It is an over priced men’s supplement.
Provacyl Ingredients and Supplement Facts:
L-glutamine 60mg
L-arginine 60mg
L-pyroglutamate 60mg
L-lysine 60mg
L-glycine 60mg
L-tyrosine 60mg
Muira Puma Bark Extract 150mg
Ginko Biloba Leaf 125mg
Chaste Berry 125mg
Panax Ginseng 100mg
Tribulus Terrestris 100mg
Acai fruit 100mg
Swedish Flower Pollen 40mg
Tongkat Ali 25mg
Soy phytosterol complex 25mg
Soy phosphate complex 25mg
Anterior pituitary 30mg
DHEA 20mg
Hypothalamus 10mg
I am not going to go blow by blow through the men’s health supplement part of this product other than to say it takes some small doses of popular ingredients and combines them all together. You can find better products on the web at lower prices.
Regarding hgh stimulation, Provacyl does not have anything going for it.
The 400 milligrams total in the amino acid blend is meaningless as an hgh releaser complex. It would be meaningless if it was all one amino acid.
So the only hgh secretagogue in this product is the anterior pituitary. At 30mg it is a small dose so there will only be minor growth hormone stimulation.
Now I know that all sorts of affiliate marketers of this product are going to defending this product because recommendations about this product are all about the affiliate commissions. So let us explain a little more about what this product is all about.
Provacyl is another product designed to have enough ingredients to get a kick so that the user does experience something happening. If the user feels something happening, they won’t take advantage of the 6 month return policy.
“Well if I feel something happening, what is the problem?”
There is no problem if you like over paying.
Most of the kick in this product is going to come the dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).
You can buy this amount of DHEA for about $5. The men’s part of the product is worth $20 tops. Provacyl sells for $59.95. Oh the joys of affiliate commissions.
The moral of our story is buy a good hgh supplement. Theoretically, the increase in hgh will eventually lead to the same results as the DHEA. If you want something more, try mixing in a little DHEA after a cycle or two.
Provacyl receives an hgh product review rating of D.
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2 responses so far ↓
1 Barry M // Feb 21, 2009 at 9:40 am
Your website sucks big time as all it seems you promote is that the majority of HGH pills are garbage. Well my opinion of your website is that it is totally sucks and all it does is run down HGH products which is totally ignorance.
2 hgh truths // Feb 21, 2009 at 12:22 pm
Barry M,
Usually these comments that are obviously from hgh supplement marketers are just deleted but this one caught me in a fun mood. See this kind of thing just gets me more enegized to promote the site and get the word out so that people can be protected from sleazy marketers.
The truth is that there are an awful lot of hgh supplements in pill form that are garbage. Not only are many of them garbage but the marketing that goes with them is deceptive and often down right fraudulent.
The one thing we definitely rundown is growth hormone oral sprays. If you had read more of our site, you would see that there are a number of products that we say good things about and we are believers in using supplements to increase human growth hormone release. Guess you didn’t get that far. Probably because you couldn’t handle the truth about the product you are promoting.
If Provacyl is your thing, it must be disheartening to find out that it is a lousy growth hormone releaser. As a men’s supplement it is passable but over priced by a solid $40.