Vital HGH contains “Human growth hormone 30x, Pituitarum 30x, Liver extract 3x, purified water and alcohol 30%” in its formula. We will take a quick look at these ingredients. However, please keep in mind that very little is actually known or understood about these ingredients and how they work.

Human Growth Hormone is used in homeopathic medicine to treat feelings of low energy.

Pituitarum is Pituitary Extract which is believed to encourage muscular growth and muscular strength, as well as giving a restful sleep.

Hepar is also called Liver Extract, which is thought to promote and aid in healthy liver function, while also supporting cellular detoxification. They also suggest that it can aid in standardizing lipid metabolism.

What is Homeopathic medicine and how is it advertised to work? Homeopathy is built on the concept that by treating sick people with a dose of very diluted ingredients, which can in undiluted doses, produce similar symptoms in healthy people, then the “sick person will then get better”. There are many propionates of this system of “medicine” who swear by it; while there are also those who say that it is pseudoscience that goes against everything known about biology and chemistry.

Clinical trials have had both positive and negative results, so the jury is still out in regards to how effective this system of medicine is in terms of treating ailments.

It is difficult to determine if this very benign formula is capable of creating any kind of actual results in those who have signs of aging. It does not contain the rather effective ingredients which most successful formulas will use, such as real HGHR, which directly stimulates the pituitary glad so that it will produce more HGH, thereby reducing the signs of aging.

This retailer’s website makes an attempt at trying to explain this homeopathic formula to consumers; however, it does a rather lackluster job. When a formula, such as this one, uses technology or concepts that are not widely known, we like to see websites really explain to consumers how they are supposed to work. Consumers have a right to expect to be able to review good quality information regarding a product’s ingredients. We would also have liked to have seen some research related data posted regarding these ingredients used in this product which are rather foreign in nature to most consumers; however, none was provided.

We found this warning posted for this product:

“If symptoms persist or continue to recur, or if sleeplessness persists continuously for more than two weeks, consult a doctor. Insomnia may be a symptom of a serious underlying medical illness; as with all medicines, if you are pregnant or nursing a baby, consult a health professional before using this product.”

We really like to see retailers and manufacturers post this kind of information even if it may make consumers think twice about using their products.

• Inexpensive

• Does not use 2-AEP® or real HGHR
• No testimonials posted
• No free trial offered

Vital HGH would be best suited for consumers who have an interest in using a Homeopathic anti-aging formula or who already have some knowledge regarding this system. Those who are seeking a more proven formula may want to look elsewhere for a formula which uses ingredients which have shown to be effective, such as 2-AEP® or real HGHR. Formulas which use these two heavy duty anti-aging ingredients have helped many consumers reach and exceed their anti-aging goals.

However, we would have like to have seen a free trial offered for this product due to its use of unproven concepts and ingredients. Most successful results oriented formulas will make this offer to consumers or at least free shipping and/or money back guarantee. It is unfortunate that one was not offered for Vital HGH.