Rated as one of the top HGH releasers available on the shelves today, Avatropin claims that its effectiveness comes from a proven blend that can jumpstart any weakened pituitary gland.
In this review, we want to see what kind of ingredients Avatropin’s blend contains to ensure ourselves that this product is truly all its hyped up to be.
The Way It Functions
Before we address its blend, we should let readers know how HGH releasers actually function before we talk about anything else.
Basically HGH releasers are designed to stimulate the pituitary gland, which is the HGH production center of our bodies.
By stimulating the pituitary gland, HGH releasers basically assist this pea-sized gland in synthesizing and secreting higher amounts of HGH. Not only has this method proven effective, but it’s also regarded as a safe and natural way of increasing HGH levels.
And of course, we all know about the benefits of higher HGH levels right?
Our bodies gain more energy, stamina, endurance, and all those benefits that are associated with anti-aging. On top of that, lean muscle gain, an increased fat burning potential, and other performance-enhancing benefits are also associated with higher HGH production levels.
That being said, the key to any HGH releaser, is the same key to any other supplement – its blend of ingredients. The more potent and effective the ingredients, the more you can trust a product.
The Ingredients
On that note, let’s dive into the ingredients found inside Avatropin. First of all, you’ll find that half of its blend is full of essential vitamins and minerals including Vitamin B5, Vitamin C, Zinc, and more.
These ingredients are obviously vital to any healthy diet, and as such, show that Avatropin tries for a well-rounded blend of ingredients that includes more than just HGH-promoting benefactors.
Speaking of these HGH-enhancing products, the other half of Avatropin’s blend is made-up of a proprietary blend. Unlike other supplements, this proprietary blend has no jazzy name but is simply listed as Avatropin’s proprietary blend.
In this blend, you’ll find about 20 various ingredients, and many of which are all-natural. Here is a summary of a few of these ingredients, including:
•L-Arginine – Often found in many HGH supplements, the presence of L-Arginine can drastically improve HGH production levels. This amino acid also increases the amount of protein synthesis and cell replication that occurs in the body as well.
•AstraGin – We like to refer to this ingredient as “The Absorber.” That’s because AstraGin has the unique ability to decrease the time a body needs to absorb nutrients. Essentially, this ability helps AstraGin to improve the effectiveness of other ingredients, and the overall effectiveness of products that carry its properties.
•Deer Antler Velvet Extract – Growing in popularity amongst HGH-promoting ingredients, Deer Antler extract possesses high levels of another growth hormone we call IGF-1. Short for Insulin-like Growth Factor-1, IGF-1 is similar to HGH in terms of its performance-enhancing and anti-aging benefits. The only major difference between these two growth hormones, is the fact that one is produced in the pituitary gland, and the other in the liver.
In this sense, Deer Antler extract basically serves the exact same purpose as HGH, making it one of the more potent ingredients found in Avatropin.
•L-Lysine – Yet another amion acid found in Avatropin’s blend, L-Lysine is pretty distinct in terms of its purpose. Studies have shown that protein production dramatically increases when L-Lysine is present, making it a popular ingredient found in many HGH releasers.
L-Lysine can also help in the process of converting fatty acids into energy, and help a body to retain higher levels of calcium as well.
Interpreting the Ingredients
Well then, it’s obvious that Avatropin only includes proven and capable ingredients in its blend. This is definitely a plus and standard, that surprisingly, other products often fail to reach.
But on the other hand, there is one issue we have with Avatropin. Chalk it up to a bias, or whatever you may, but we don’t like proprietary blends.
They often mask inefficiencies found in a supplement, and just aren’t specific enough for our liking. You see, proprietary blends don’t measure precise dosage amounts for each, individual ingredient. We just noted that L-Lysine is an extremely effective ingredient. But how much of L-Lysine does Avatropin contain?
Is it 10 mg per serving, or 100mg per serving? We have no idea. We bring this point up, because proven ingredients must still be found in proven amounts in order to be considered effective.
To Sum Things Up
So where does that leave us with Avatropin. Everyone else is saying that it’s one of the greatest HGH-promoting inventions ever. But we seem to be a little more cynical.
Now don’t get us wrong, Avatropin is probably a step above most of its competition and you’d be well justified in purchasing this supplement. But this review just goes to show that even the top-rated products have some sort of flaw that can be easily unmasked.
Always take these flaws into consideration. They may help you decide between a good product, and a “best” product in the future.