The only problem is that Iforce  Nutrition is one of those companies that likes to use pumped up marketing bull.  They not only hide behind proprietary blends but they also like to use the scientific names for ingredients rather than plain language.

This kind of marketing either targets the segment of the market with degrees in chemistry or people who think everything written on the internet is true and that the pumped up people pictured on the website actually use the product.

Ingredients:
Stack No. 1 – GHPlex: Proprietary Blend of 2-Amino-5-Guanidinopentanoic Acid-5 Oxo L-Proline, 2,6-Diaminohexanoic Acid and 2-Amino-4-(Methylthio) Butanoic Acid. 2500mg

Stack No. 2 SomaPlex: Alpha Glycerylphosphorylcholine. 250mg

Stack No. 3 -Coleus Forskholii [40% (7Beta-Acetoxy-8, 13-Expoxy-1Alpha, 6Beta, 9Alpha-Trihydroxylabd-14-EN 11-One) Forskolin]. 50mg

Zinc Monomethione  20mg
B6 (pyrodoxal 5’ phosphate)  10mg

See what I mean about the ingredients.  They don’t even supply a decoder ring to figure it out.  Let us translate for you.

Stack No.1 – Arginine Pyroglutamte, Lysine, Methionine
Stack No. 2  – Alpha GPC
Stack No.3 – Coleus Forskholii

How do you call something a stack when there is only one ingredient?

So what you have here is a starter dose of the arginine pyroglutamate and lysine combination.  Good stuff but you what at least twice as big a dosage.

Alpha GPC is a form of choline that stimulates growth hormone release and inhibits somastatin.  There is a reasonable dosage in Secretagain.

Coleus Forskolii is a member of the mint family with a long history of herbal usage in Ayurvedic medicine.  Currently it is a popular ingredient in fatburners.

All in all this isn’t that bad of a product.  You just want to take about twice as big a dosage.

You can find this product for sale on the internet for $25 give or take a couple of bucks.  Truthfully, that is not too bad a price for what you are getting.

The big problem here is the deceptive chemical ingredient labeling.  Though it technically follows FDA Supplemental Facts Regulations, it just isn’t right.  Outside the spirit of the law and surrounded with lots of sports nutrition marketing BS.

My general principal is to boycott products that do this kind of labeling.

I know….you want a grade.

Iforce SecretaGain gets a growth hormone supplement review rating of C.

It is solidly average.

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We have covered the topic the topic of homeopathic hgh in the Horton Hears A Hgh series of articles.  Go there for more detailed information because we will only touch lightly on the subject here.

Tablet Ingredients:
HGH 12X, 24X, 30C
Phosphoric Acid 60X
Arnica 4X
Galium Aparine 4X
Thuja Occid 400X
In a base of: Milk Thistle Seed Powder, Damiana Leaf Powder, Elk Antler Powder,
Pituitary Powder, Coloustrum Powder, Maltodextrin, Magnesium Stearate, Silica

At 12X there is a maybe a hint of hgh molecules in a tablet.  If there is even one molecule of hgh present, what you have here is selling a pharmaceutical drug without a prescription.  Though not very much of it. 

12X represents the number of times the HGH has been diluted and by how much.  A 1X would be one part of hgh diluted with 9 parts water.  A 2X would take one part of the 1X and dilute it with 9 parts water.  You would now have a mixture of that is 1/100 hgh and 99/100 water.   Do that 10 more times and you have a 12X.  Tiny, tiny amount of hgh left.

24X is the level of dilution at which it is impossible to prove that there is even one molecule of the original substance left in any one dosage of the product.  This would be true for something as small as a carbon atom.  Human growth hormone is a chain of 191 amino acids and is a rather large molecule.  We probably ran out of good stuff before getting to 24X.

There is no indication of how much of any of the base ingredients are in each tablet so we can’t say if there is enough of anything to actually have ant benefit.  Besides there is only one hgh releaser in the bunch.

Liquid Ingredients:
Human Growth Hormone 12X, 24X, 30C,
Elk Antler 6X, 
Pituitary 4X,
Arnica 4X,
Damiana 4X,
Thula Occid 400X,
Galium Aparine 4X,
Phosporic Acid 60X.
In a base of: Colostrum Extract, Glycerin, Purified Water
30C is very interesting.  This means it has been diluted by 100 30 times.

12C is the point at which there is no growth hormone left.  So, somebody has now taken essentially nothing and diluted it by 100 another 18 times.  So there is a whole lot less than nothing.

Spray Ingredients:
Human Growth Hormone 24X, 30X,
Deer Antler 6X, 12X,
Carduus Marianus 3X,
Arnica Montana 3X,
Damiana 3X,
Thula 200C,
Galium Aparine 4X,
Acidum Phosphoricum 30C.

We have some hgh at the nothing point of 24X plus some hgh at 6 more dilutions beyond nothing.  Homeopathy followers will say that it has nothing to do with anything physically being in the remedy.  It all has to do with the continued energy signature.

The energy is passed from one level to the next through a process known a “succusing”.  Basically it is shaken.  Traditional succusing involves shaking the preparation while pounding the container against a leather pad.

Are you buying this?

If you are, feel free to spend your money.

Read the Horton Series that explains homeopathic hgh to see why even the concept of homeopathic hgh is a fallacy.

Live Young Oral HGH by Trimedica receives a growth hormone review rating of F.

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Maxi-HGH by Food Science of Vermont is a refreshingly straight forward product.  Just a simple blend of a large dosage of straight amino acids.  There are no other ingredients.  We have also seen this product labeled as being made by DaVinci Laboratories of Vermont.

The ingredients please…

L-Glutamine 6000 mg
L-Arginine 1000 mg
L-Ornthine HCL1000 mg
L-Lysine 1250 mg
Glycine 1000 mg

Glutamine is the main event here and it is present in a more than sufficient dosage to stimulate growth hormone release. The supporting group of amino acids is there in large enough dosages to work by themselves but they are a decent supporting cast.  Besides you still get a much larger dosage than with scam products like Genf20 or GHR1000.

The supplement manufacturer says that this hgh releasing powder should be taken with juice or water.  Juice could interfere with proper absorption in the stomach.  So we suggest just using straight water.  The only problem is that there does not appear to be any flavoring so it might not taste that great. 

Powders are able to provide a much larger dosage for a more reasonable price than capsules but with capsules you have no taste issues.

We plan on buying some and will experiment to see what can be done about the taste issue.

I love seeing a vitamin supplement manufacturer who puts the exact ingredients on the label and does not resort to the proprietary blend ploy.

This growth hormone releaser has a list price of $59.95 but it is easily available through the magic of internet discounters for around $30. A good buy.

This would be a good product to supplement one of the more complete products during a second cycle.

Maxi-HGH receives an HGH product review rating of  B-

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