proBIOgh Product Review

Look, if the first words on your sales site are “Clinically Tested” then by all means show the clinical test to your site visitors. We’ll say it again, this is misleading advertising! While the rest of the site looks good and the product seems OK we simply do not trust companies that use misleading tactics. proBIOgh Website

Companies know that the words “Clinically Tested” carry weight with consumers, to most people it is a “trusted” term. If a company indicates “Clinically Tested” and then offers no information about the testing it leads us to believe that if they’ll be misleading right up front what else should we be skeptical about?

proBIOgh is a secretagogue HGH product. We will say the company was upfront about how to cycle the product. Cycling is a process where you take a product for a several days and then stop for several days to allow the body time to rest.

Ingredients:

• L-Glutamine
• L-Arganine
• L-Glysine
• L-Lysine
• L-Orthinine
• L-Valine
• L-Leucine

• Isoleucine

• Tribulus Extract

• Mucuna Extract
• Shilajit Extract (Moomiya)
• MSM
• GABA
• PABA

• Licorice

• UltraSorb

• Royal Jelly

Wow! What a list of ingredients. As a note most powder secretagogue products like proBIOgh have a buffer compound to reduce the acid levels of the stomach. In the case of proBIOgh they call it “Ultrasorb.”<

Verdict:

If a company indicates “Clinically Tested” does it mean that their product was clinically tested or are they “borrowing results” from other clinical tests done one individual compounds in their formula?

Given the fact that this question goes unanswered we would say absolutely not on this product.