Secretagogue-One

[VinnieDaChin]

hey there everyone. has anyone ever tried or known someone who used the suppliment Secretagogue-One? Im wondering how it is and all that.

[47MartialMan]

What? Curious, do you have a link to this?

[ncole_91]

Never heard of it, a link would help

[Rich67]

Here's some sites for the product:

 

http://www.csmngt.com/secretagogue_stack.htm

 

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/mhp/secret.html

 

Here's a "non-biased" review of the product:

 

http://www.advice-hgh.com/ultimate-hgh.html

 

HGH is a hot topic these days. Many products claim they can increase human growth hormone levels simply by throwing some legal substances together in a hodge-podge of powders and pills. I feel this is complete nonsense. Do you want to raise HGH levels? Then do plenty of exercise and heavy lifting. This naturally stimulates production in your body. Taking a pill or powder you buy in a store won't do it. Just another example of the supplement companies preying to people's desires to get big quick. Let's be serious here. If this stuff did as it promised, you could continually raise HGH levels in your body. Excess HGH can cause deformation of bone, particularly the bones in the skull, liver problems, etc. True HGH is given usually in injections and are doctor monitored. Done properly these EXPENSIVE treatments can help you look and feel younger. The same goes for testosterone supplementation. But for someone to tell you the same results can be had by drinking a combo of amino acids and L-glutamine and other derivitaves is ridiculous. Look at the ingredients in this stuff. GABA was supposedly hot stuff back in the 90's. They found out it had no effect. As a matter of fact, it is similar in composition to GHB, which can mess you up. Arginine and ornothine have been around for years. Good stuff, but it does nothing to raise HGH levels. Vitamin C? Good stuff. But you can get that by eating an orange. L- Glutamine? Good when taken with creatine, but by itself it does nothing to raise HGH. All this stuff has been around for years- and it DIDNT WORK THEN! It didn't work in "Hot Stuff", that supplement powder from the 80's and 90's that threw everything in it from the kitchen sink. It's the same stuff people have been supplementing for years. Don't waste your money. Buy some whey protein, a good multi vitamin and Fish oil supplements, and you're gonna be much better off in the long run.

[47MartialMan]

Well, like most of those supplements, they have problems.

[Vito]

i had a few friends from highschool who took it (after highschool) to build muscles faster for athletic stuff, and they swore by it. ive never tried it though.