We were trying to find more good hgh supplements to review for you, when we came across this gem. A cream that you spread on your forearms to stimulate growth hormone release. Some things are so ridiculous that a person just can not resist.
We would love to give you the ingredients but none of the websites we read bother to give the ingredients. They just use phrases like an analogue of Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone (GhRH) or various multi-channeled somatotroph-specific and hypothalamotroph-specific poly-peptide combinants. If that doesn’t get you heading for another review the next part should.
The sites that are offering this forearm cream for sale want you to fill out a medical form before the will sell any product to you. If you are approved you can then get a prescription. Prescription? Is this a regulated drug?
Sifting through the BS on one site I found the disclaimer that this product is not regulated by the FDA. Well if it is not regulated by the FDA, why do you need a prescription?
You don’t!
This is part of the marketing ploy. Fill out all kinds of personal medical information, send it to people you don’t even know, and get permission to buy a $175 cream.
That is right, $175. A product that costs $175 better be manufactured by a major pharmaceutical company and come with syringes and needles. At the very least there should be some heavy duty medical research.
One site did offer up a research report though the authorship was not clearly defined. I almost fell out of my chair when I saw them comparing it to 2,3 butyrolactone (Renewtrient).
Renewtrient was a product that attempted to get around the laws that made GHB a schedule 3 drug. 2,3 butyrolactone has been included in the federal law for at least 8 years. The main real world use for 2,3 butyrollactone is as an industrial solvent. It is a phenomenal paint and varnish stripper. Just the thing you want to compare your product to.
I guess these folks think that anyone that will fall for the whole pseudo medical approach and fill out the form is one of P. T. Barnum’s subjects. Easily parted from their $175.
The hgh supplement review rating for Trans D Tropin is an F.
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I’ll try to make a point of at least alternating between failures and decent products. It is just difficult because there are so many scam products on the market.
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8 responses so far ↓
1 stu // Apr 18, 2008 at 7:19 pm
What product do you give your highest recommendation to?
2 hgh truths // Apr 19, 2008 at 8:03 am
I believe that the highest hgh supplement review rating to date went to Secretagogue Gold. However, there are a few other products within stricking distance that are also good gh releasers.
3 Angélique // Jun 15, 2008 at 4:28 am
Hi, I’m a girl from Belgium and I have a couple of questions. Does Secretagogue Gold really makes you grow without any unhealty side effects? My boyfriend is 1m67 and 27 years old, is it really possible for him to still grow? And does it make you grow in length only or also in width? Does the body grows equally and proportionally? When the body grows, does the skull also grows? Is there any ingredient in this product that is very unhealthy or that can cause diseases?
I am looking forward to hear from you!
Greetings, Angélique
4 hgh truths // Jun 16, 2008 at 8:31 pm
Angelique,
Sorry but no hgh product including the injectable humaan growth hormone is going to help a 27 year old grow any taller. It might help some with muscle mass.
Nothing in Secretagogue Gold is harmful to most people.
5 Jason // Jun 19, 2008 at 6:24 pm
I have been taking a HGH supplement by Newton-Everett called Isotropin HGH-R capsules. This is my first dive into a HGH supplement. After reading the reviews on your website, I feel a bit more informed on this type of supplement. Since you do reviews on HGH supplements, I would be interested if you could take a look at this product and rate it.
6 hgh truths // Jun 19, 2008 at 9:07 pm
Jason,
I will move editing the draft review for this hgh supplement up to the front of the list. The short answer is that it is not much of a product.
7 nfliman // Aug 17, 2008 at 9:54 pm
Trans-D Tropin is the bomb…nothing compares, not even hGH. I’ve been on it for over 6 years now. It is registered with the FDA…go to fda.gov and do a search under Trans D Tropin. Don’t beleive me… watch the videos where doctors, athletes and everyday people talk about it, including NFL coaches, Perricone, and some US Olympic athletes. Of course, you won’t print this because you are not interested in facts. By the way, all ingredients are listed on each bottle.
8 hgh truths // Aug 18, 2008 at 5:36 pm
If all the ingredients are listed on the bottle why is every site that pushes this ridiculous product afraid to list the exact ingredients or show a copy of the label on their site?
Many thousands of products are registered with the FDA and get ndc numbers. This doesn’t mean that there is any kind of FDA approval involved.
Though the FDA would be interested in one of the ingredients many sites claim is in this product.
There is a claim that there is an analogue of GHRH ( Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone ).
Such an analogue would probably come under FDA scrutiny as an unapproved drug. I am sure that NFL, Olympic and WADA officials would be interested in a list of athletes who claim to be using such a substance.
I will stick to the opinion that it is horrendously over priced crap.
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