Here is capsule entrant into the pill vs. spray battle. According to the website this natural product was designed by doctors. Doctors of what?
Before I have my fun with Pure HGH Releaser, let us go over the ingredients.
Each 4 Capsules Contain 2250 mg.:
+ Homeopathic HGH (Somatropin) 400mg
+ Anterior Pituitary 80 mg
+ Adrenal Gland 50 mg
+ Hypothalamus 20 mg
+ L Glutamine 200 mg
+ L Arginine 200 mg
+ L Pyroglutamate 200 mg
+ L Glycine 200 mg
+ L Lysine 200 mg
+ Creatine 200 mg
+ Siberian Ginseng 300 mg
There is the usual attempt to make it seem like comments about injectable human growth hormone applies to their product. Not true.
There is supposedly a clinical trial that says IGF-1 levels increased by a “whopping 402%”. I won’t believe it until I see that actual trial report, the names of the actual doctors involved and what reputable organization oversaw the project. Until seeing that data, my stance is that this is a false statement.
This would supposedly make this product superior to injectable hgh. The real studies published in established medical journals do not make those kinds of claims using the real prescription human growth hormone.
The website makes a big deal about the team involved in this product and their great expertise. If this is true, how come they can’t label the product properly?
Meanwhile, back to the ingredients.
Homeopathic HGH (Somatropin) 400 mg….. ridiculous. Homeopathic ingredients are described according to their potency. Such as 3x, 3c, 3m. Measurements in milligrams have absolutely nothing to do with homeopathic ingredients. Real homeopathic remedies come in little tiny pills that might weigh 5 mg with most of the material being the inactive physical pill.
So this company claims to have a panel of medical experts and a strong research team. None of whom seem to know anything about homeopathic medicine but are willing to sell the product. They do claim to have a creative marketing group. Should that read slimey?
We will skip the whole rant on the foolishness of homeopathic hgh.
OK. The anterior pituitary should cause some hgh release. There is not enough of any one amino acid to do much good. The Siberian ginseng should provide some energy rush.
This “wonderful” product only costs $75 per month. Forgetting about the homeopathic component, the rest is worth about $19.95.
They will send you one bottle free. You pay shipping of $6.95. If you must try this product, take the free one. Do not even consider any of the special multiple bottle discounts.
Just because of the ridiculousness of the whole thing with the homeopathic hgh …..
Pure GH Releaser receives a product rating of F.
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10 responses so far ↓
1 Ticked Off Customer // Apr 9, 2008 at 6:33 pm
That company is a bunch of scum bags and cons who hide and shroud important info such that they intend to bill you every month. They prey on those who may not be too keen on checking their charges each month. Be careful. When you sign up for that one trial - they automatically put you on membership and send you and charge your card continuously /automatically for each package they send you. Notice your credit card bill.
2 hgh truths // Apr 9, 2008 at 10:07 pm
The plot thickens.
Given the decpetive nature of their marketing, Ticked Off’s comment doesn’t surprise me.
Just shows that free isn’t always a good thing.
3 bob // Apr 16, 2008 at 9:46 pm
im a student at texas tech, had a bunch of friends buy this stuff and was considering getting it myself if i starting seeing positive results in them…which never came. seems like you analyzed this stuff pretty accurate.
4 hgh truths // Apr 17, 2008 at 8:41 pm
This is just a particular bad hgh product.
As you might have noticed reading other posts, even the best hgh supplements are not going to have a big impact on people of college age.
5 david jones // Apr 25, 2008 at 5:49 am
I ordered the trial bottle for $6.95. I never saw any info stating I would be joining a membership with them. Then a friend warned me that when you order the trial bottle, they automatically enroll you in the membership program. There is an initial charge for enrollment, a MONTHLY membership fee, and the product order is renewed each month. I read in their return policy that if you return an order, they charge a $19.95 fee for credit card processing. If the product was good, they would not have to stoop to these tactics to get all the money they can get from you so deceitfully.
6 hgh truths // Apr 25, 2008 at 8:33 am
David,
Thanks for warning people about the deceptive marketing practices.
You might have noticed that we gave this product an F. We are trying to warn people away. However, even after this review some people are still going to let themselves be scammed.
7 Sgt Mjr // Jun 13, 2008 at 9:09 am
Potential victims,
Having had the benefit of contracts class in law school, I knew to read the “TERMS AND CONDITIONS” link on the website. Here is where they tell you about the “membership” that allows them to charge you every month. FYI: If you want to try this product without having an auto-charge to your card, just order the free bottle for $6.95 shipping, wait a few days while your order is processed, then call the 800 number and cancel your contract. One bottle, $6.95. No further contact. No comment on the product yet, only that these guys are pretty shifty!
8 hgh truths // Jun 16, 2008 at 8:11 pm
We were only joking when we said to take the free one. What is it they say about sarcasm being a low form of humor?
9 Trey // Jul 28, 2008 at 9:00 am
I got the free bottle then noticed the 70 buck charge on my credit card. I work out 6 days a week and have not noticed any benefits from this “snake oil”. It might actually do more harm than good. To anyone looking for a quick fix just up your protein intake and eat right and exercise. There is no quick way or miracle pill…PEACE
10 hgh truths // Jul 29, 2008 at 4:18 pm
We really think that people should avoid this product entirely. We said what we did because some people just can’t resist free. As you can see here it is not really free.
People over 40 should see some good benefits with a good hgh product.
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