Vigor Labs Raw HGH Booster
Vigor Labs’ Raw HGH is sort of a perplexing product. While it does have some solid ingredients that are fairly proven and easy to find in other supplements, the ingredients that are the main HGH supporters aren’t exactly proven, nor do you know how much you’re getting.
The Good: Some good ingredients that can help in a variety of ways, easy to take pill, convenient amount for monthly use, easy to stack with other products.
The Bad: Proprietary blend, likely under dosage, main HGH boosting ingredients aren’t proven, a little pricey.
There is a lot of good chatter for the effectiveness of Raw HGH, but you’ll probably want to just give it a try yourself first and see.
Review
HGH is one of the bigger buzzwords you’ll encounter these days in the supplement/performance-enhancing world. Products such as Raw HGH provide a legal, support-driven approach to utilizing HGH, as opposed to actually taking the hormone itself.
For those that aren’t in the know, HGH is a naturally occurring hormone in the body that is highly active during puberty years. It’s responsible for growth, muscle building, and development, and the hormone’s activity and production eventually slow down at the end of your teenage years. In more recent times, physicians have prescribed HGH to teenagers who might not be growing on the same level as their peers, or have a disorder such as dwarfism.
It was only a matter of time before someone realized, “hey, we should take HGH as adults to speed up tissue development and muscle growth.” HGH is very effective for bodybuilders wanting to obtain anabolic effects, but without the use of steroids.
Some even view HGH as a more natural way to do this. While it is very effective in all of these things, it’s largely banned in every single sport, and there are some side effects that are very undesirable with long term use, such as every single one of your organs expanding in size from your intestines all the way to your heart.
Vigor Labs Raw HGH is an HGH booster, as opposed to taking HGH on its own. This means that Raw HGH facilitates development and use of the HGH already being generated by your own body, but takes it to a higher level that offers several benefits. This is supposedly done through a precise combination of ingredients. As with may supplements, some of these ingredients are better than others, and some are dosed better than others.
Raw HGH tends to fall into this category. It’s easy to find people that have experienced benefits, and this product can certainly work for the vast majority of users. Still, it misses on a few fronts.
What They Get Right
Raw HGH has some good things going for it. Let’s start with the actual ingredients.
- Cowhage Extract – Also known as Mucuna Pruriens, cowhage has been used for years for a variety of ailments, and that includes sore muscles. It’s also been know to have a positive effect on Parkinson’s Disease symptoms, boost testosterone production, and aid in recovery.
- Rhodiola Rosea – This herb is something that’s becoming more commonplace in supplements. Rhodiola rosea has been shown to have a significant effect when it comes to reducing fatigue and that “burn out” feeling from prolonged stretches of physical activity.
- Colostrum – Also known as “first milk,” colostrum is produced in the mammary gland in mammals and finds its way into the milk to supply newborns with enzymes, growth factors, and antibodies. For adults, this means an increase in fat burning, lean mass, and strength.
- Green Tea – Hey, why not. Energy, antioxidants, green tea is always a good thing. How much is in here exactly? We’ll never know.
The 30 pill quantity is nice, as it seems many supplements these days tend to opt for the 20 servings range, which isn’t very helpful when you are trying to keep your supplements on a monthly purchase schedule.
What They Got Wrong
Raw HGH does have some good ingredients, but they stoop to the level of covering up dosages with the dreaded “proprietary blend” label. This makes it impossible to know how much you’re getting of anything.
When it comes to ingredients in a supplement, having the right ones isn’t enough. You have to know how much you are getting. You can have all of the best ingredients in the world, but if they are under dosed, they can be less effective, or ineffective altogether.
It’s also worth noting that the majority of these ingredients are common ingredients found in a variety of other supplements, making their exclusivity to “boosting” HGH a little more than suspect. And the ingredients that do claim to help boost HGH levels? They don’t have much clinical backing, and again, we don’t know how much is even in here.
- GABA – Gamma amino butyric acid supposedly enhances growth hormone metabolism, but the jury is still out. A dosage range of 3,000 to 5,000mg is recommended, which is nowhere close to what could be in a pill with a proprietary blend of 500mg.
- Gentian – the only real proven use of gentian, or gall weed, is for treating sinus infections. The jury is still out for other uses, which includes everything from diarrhea to cancer. Again, it’s impossible to know how much of it is in Raw HGH, but many recommend just 12mg for a dose, so there’s likely enough to be found.
- Dodder Seed – Something you’ll find in a lot of penis enhancing supplements. A common “Chinese herbal remedy” that has no proof, but sounds interesting.
Dosage
One 500mg pill a day. Simple.
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Conclusion
Raw HGH is all over the place. There are some helpful ingredients that can help you recover and feel better while promoting strong immunity and overall well-being, but its actual effectiveness in boosting HGH levels is debatable and hard to prove. It’s hard to ignore all the people claiming that it helps them, so give it a shot if you want to find out for yourself. Be warned though, the positive effects you are feeling are likely not coming from an uptick in HGH.
