Regrettably, there is no published formula for this supplement. Of course, this is concerning since an ingredient list is necessary to completely review a product. Ultimately, it is impossible to determine if a supplement is effective without looking at its formulation, and we do suspect the company may have purposely withheld the formulas in order to not contradict their large promises. Look for companies who proudly reveal their formulas.

We believe, it is necessary for consumers to be aware of what they are ingesting in order to avoid potential allergic reactions and possible health risks. We never recommend a product before reviewing each ingredient, and we suggest consumers do not purchase a product before they know what is contained in it.

While the formulation is not published, we do know that this product is advertised to increase Human Growth Hormones (HGH). However, we do not know what ingredients in this supplements are meant to perform this function. Frankly, we doubt it is a high quality, effective ingredient since it is likely the company would be boasting of its inclusion. In the end, it appears this supplement offers more promises then it can actually fulfill. Seek products that have research to back their claims.

Though, there are ingredients such as real Human Growth Hormone Releaser (HGHR) that are likely to stimulate the pituitary gland to release more HGH. Such an ingredient may increase these naturally occurring hormones, which decline with age and potentially impede the process of aging. This ingredient is not advertised for this product.

The Metabolan GH company website features this single product, which is preferable over sites that cram many supplements onto a lone web page. However, despite its solitary status, the website offers very little useful information. As pointed out above, it doesn’t even publish the entire formula, and in addition does not cite research to indicate if the supplement is safe and effective to use.

This company does post several testimonials, but they are brief in content. It would’ve been interesting if they were accompanied by before and after photos since this product promises to take “off 20 years”, but unfortunately there were none posted.

• Offers a 90-day return policy
• Posts testimonials

• Does not disclose the actual formula
• No cited research
• Very expensive
• Most likely does not contain HGHR

It appears the Metabolan GH may be “too good to be true”. While it does offer several rather enticing promises, the company does not follow these statements with any proof to support their claims. The unpublished formula is very concerning, and we do wonder if this company intentionally did not disclose it. As mentioned above, we do not recommend supplements that do not post a complete ingredient list.

Furthermore, this product is quite expensive. Regardless of lifestyle, a one-month supply costs $79.95, which is far too much to pay for any supplement. Seek manufactures with posted ingredients who offer free shipping for you to evaluate.