HGH Gel: The Anti-Aging Formula for Becoming Younger (The Somatropin Human Growth Hormone)

This book os based on a product that contains no hgh, it is extremely deceptive and buyers should steer clear of this book, the product it mentions and New U Life.TINA Files FTC Complaint Accusing Anti-Aging Hormone Peddler of Deceptive MarketingTruth In Advertising (TINA) has filed a complaint letter with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) accusing New U Life, a seller of a “hormone regeneration” gel, of a laundry list of deceptive advertising practices.“Empower yourself to look and feel younger,” New U Life tells visitors on its website where it markets a product called Somaderm Gel. The company claims the product contains human growth hormone (hGH), a supposed anti-aging supplement capable of alleviating all kinds of ailments from arthritis to anxiety.However, according to TINA’s complaint letter now before the FTC and FDA, these assertions are not true. First, TINA’s letter accuses the company of lying about its product claims. Second, TINA asserts its investigation into the company has “revealed a host of issues, including an emphasis on recruitment over product sales, the marketing of the business opportunity using inappropriate income claims, and illegal disease-treatment claims being made by the company, its founder and distributors.”TINA’s allegations about New U Life read like a textbook case of deceptive advertising and possessing all the hallmarks of a pyramid scheme.For one, according to an FDA study cited by TINA, Somaderm Gel contains ZERO hGH, it is really just “oil and water” sold for $170 per bottle. In addition, TINA points out that were the product to actually contain hGH, this would be in violation of the Food Drug & Cosmetic Act as it is illegal to distribute hGH without the order of a physician

I am ordering this book TODAY!I have been using the gel for 7 months, and became a distributor because of the great results I have had with it- so I want to learn as much as I can about HGH and the benefits it may have!

I like it is a pretty brief read, and fairly simple to understand. What I didn't like is I wasn't quite sure where it was 'coming from' precisely.

Este foi o primeiro livro que li sobre o tema. Inglês fácil, mas a exposição das idéias é superficial. Falta sequência na apresentação dos assuntos. O autor alerta tanto sobre os perigos do HGH e dúzias de vezes afirma que você deve consultar um médico sobre o assunto. Acabei mais assustado do que interessado. Ademais, se a obra é apenas para informar da necessidade de uma consulta, o livro se torna desnecessário. O resumo poderia ser: vá direto a um médico e esqueça o livro. Como pretendo ler outros trabalhos sobre o assunto, devolvi este livro e já estou procurando por outros.