Sytropin Contains No HGH
It's frustrating and annoying for the 30 companies who use the real ingredient to compete against vendors who put a few cents worth of amino acids and/or herbs together, call it "HGH Releaser," "HGH Blend," "HGH Secretagogue," etc., and then sell it at prices similar to products that contain the much more expensive real Human Growth Hormone ingredient. If you don't see "Human Growth Hormone" or "Somatotropin" then the product doesn't contain pharmaceutical HGH. In our opinion Sytropin is one of the worst offenders in confusing the public when it comes to HGH. They have taken the marketing of the pill form of HGH (HGH can't be put in a pill) to an entirely new level by formulating it into an oral spray! There is another company that has actually done the same thing by formulating the pill form of "HGH" into an injection. This is very confusing to the general public. Another example of confusing the public created by Sytropin is the fact that they own the domain www.21stcentury.org. I guess they are hoping that people looking for us will mistakenly land on them! Product: Sytropin HGH Ingredient URL: http://www.sytropin.com/ingredients.html Ingredients: ALPHA GPC, GABA, GLYCINE, L-ARGININE, L-DOPA BEAN EXTRACT, L-GLUTAMINE, L-ISOLEUCINE, L-TYROSINE, L-VALINE, L-LYSINE, MOOMIYO EXTRACT, ORNITHINE ALPHA KETOGLUTARATE: Inactive Ingredients: Deionized water, lecithin phospholipids, sodium citrate, potassium sorbate, maltodextrin, paraben, and citric acid. Notes: On the ingredient url listed above it states, "Sytropin combines HGH components with L-group amino acids...." It doesn't state, "Sytropin combines HGH," it states, "Sytropin combines HGH components." What is an "HGH component?" Whatever it is it's not "HGH." If the product contained real HGH it would say so and it doesn't. Neither HGH nor Human Growth Hormone are shown as an ingredients. Sytropin Price: $59.95 - 1 month, $119.95 - 3 months, plus $4.95 (8-12 days) shipping = $124.90. © 2000-2007 Pros, Inc. All
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Product: Sytropin shows no real HGH listed on their ingredients page. |
There are more than 300
companies selling "HGH" products. HGH is in quotes because even
though the name says HGH it doesn't mean that there is any in the
product. In fact, only about 30 of the 300 companies selling the
product actually use the real, pharmaceutical Human Growth
Hormone ingredient. So the consumer stands a 90% chance of
landing on an "HGH" product that contains none.
