SeroVital Reviews

I am way into being considered a "senior." I am also cynical about the various products that advertise everything, all but promising to roll back the years to just a bit post-puberty.

I certainly don't say that this product will be the end of all physical problems, but let me post the following:

I have been feeling that my strength was failing me. My legs just didn't want to move the way they should, and I was feeling as if I should begin to get myself into a retirement home.

The other day, I started to walk a little bit without the aid of a cane, my body generally felt perkier. I was stronger with much less muscle ache, and my attitude began to be a bit sunnier. I wondered why these positive things had begun to prevail. It suddenly occurred to me that I had recently finished my 40-day supply of SeroVital. Nothing else had changed in my intake, so I must surmise that it was those 4 capsules that made the difference.

I have ordered my second series of 40 and am anxious to see if I continue feeling better. So, if nothing else, it is certainly worth a try. Perhaps it will do as much for you as it seems to have done for me. As with chicken soup, it wouldn't hurt.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I too bought my 40-day supply of SeroVital from Costco. In fact, it was on a coupon when I purchased it, so that was very enticing.

I've noticed a difference in my energy level, an increased feeling of overall strength and a tighter feeling and better looking facial and neck area skin. In 2015, I had breast cancer and the chemo and radiation treatments really did an awful job at drying out my skin and draining my strength, so I wanted to give this a try.

However, before I started the SeroVital I carried the box into my Oncologist office for her approval and she said it was safe for me to take, so here I'm now going into my fourth week of SeroVital.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I took SeroVital for about three consecutive months. I noticed almost immediately, I had more energy, and I was able to sleep throughout the night. I also lost about five or six pounds, and my hair grew longer quickly. The negative side effects included feeling joint pain in my knees and gaining some fatty tissue on my ankles.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I will be 68 years old in January of 2017. I am not sure how long I have been taking this product (probably between two to three years), but it did help me get a good night’s sleep. That being said, I look back at photographs, and I can see that it also made me look like a puffy football player on steroids. I asked four doctors about it, and all four said, “I wouldn’t take that.”

Last year my Urologist said I had tiny kidney stones in my left kidney. I was also sent to an Endocrinologist in January of 2016 because my lab work indicated that I had become “Insulin Resistant.” I was put on Metformin and treated as if I had diabetes. I tapered off the SeroVital gradually from January of 2016 and by August of 2016, I was totally off it. My Insulin Resistance was re-tested, and it had dropped from something like 27 to 9. I was lucky.

SeroVital had helped me move less stiffly, and when I was off it, it felt like the bones were poking thru my palms and feet with arthritis. I started back again, taking two instead of four a day, to make my hands and feet feel better. But last week, during a colonoscopy, (my third in 18 years) a growth was found for the first time ever. Today I found out the biopsy was negative, but I wonder if I would have even had that growth if I hadn’t been taking this growth hormone. I also wonder about the development of tiny kidney stones.

So I am mailing my boxes back. It has benefits, but it also scares me. I even began to wonder if my teeth were separating, like in some sport steroid users.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I started taking it about two weeks ago, along with SeroVital Wrinkle Concentrate on my face. I'm very impressed by my skin. I'm not really losing weight so far, but I'm loving my skin, though! And the ingredients in the pills are good for you anyhow. But, it is too pricey (compared to other good skin stuff).

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I am 51 years old, with menopausal symptoms since I was 43. I started SeroVital; I believe it was at 46 or 47 years old.

I took the product as directed, without expectations of youthful vitality or improved skin turgor, nothing like that; I did just because essential amino acid supplements are supposed to be good and give extra energy.

After the first year on SeroVital, I saw a lady I had not seen in a long time. She kept telling me throughout our conversation, "Gosh what are you doing, you look great." I was, like, "really?" I then replied, "I think it is the love of Our Lord Jesus in me." She was saying, "I know, but you are glowing," your hair!

It is incredible, but during that time I was going through one of the most horrible times. I saw her during a courtroom recess, where my case was being seen. I had no reason to be glowing! I was sad and anxious!

My next order came, and I paid attention to the claims on the box. I asked myself if this could be the reason behind my friend noticing "something" we could not point out.

What I'd like my dear readers to remember is that most of the times we do not perceive subtle changes on our skin, until someone who has not seen us in over a year notices it. Maybe you walked with your market bags and did not feel as tired or breathless as you used to, especially in the tropical Caribbean heat. Maybe you don't notice you are a bit more flexible. But you are!

I know that, if we take the PRICE into consideration, we should be as young as toddlers by now.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I’ve been taking SeroVital purchased at Costco for almost 4 months and I’m 64. At first I felt it was making a difference in how I felt overall, plus my hair got thicker and my skin smoother - that’s the upside. The last 3-4 weeks I have experienced severe joint and muscle pain to the point I almost needed a cane to walk, horrible constipation, and waking up 2-3 times a night-the downside. Since I stopped taking it 2 days ago the side effects have all but disappeared. I may try a reduced dose as some here have done but not right away.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have been taking this stuff a month and a half. I started taking it in January 2016. My weight is still the same. My goal was to lose at least 10 lbs. I exercise 5 days a week, walk 2 miles each day and I watch my calorie intake. I always looked 10 years younger than I am. I am 50 and purchased for weight loss. My clothes feel slightly like I may have lost a little. But, the scale is the same. I am going to a gathering next weekend and will see family and friends that I have not seen since November - December 2015. And if they see a difference they will let me know and I will do another review to let you know. No one knows that I have been taking SeroVital-hgh.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have been using SeroVital for about 2 months. I am 60 years old female, and I am a certified personal trainer. I get up at 3:30 am to work out every morning. I have been doing this for about 8 years. I heard about the SeroVital from a GNC rep and decided to try it based on "rave reviews" from other women (according to the GNC rep). I read the ingredients, etc., seemed harmless. I have noticed INCREASED joint pain, lethargy, wrist pain, fogginess, bloating, so I decided to look up "SeroVital reviews." I am going to STOP taking it.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I don't know if anyone remembers the extra-lean Pinnacle, but the SeroVital-hgh sounds similar to what the extra-lean Pinnacle actually does. Unfortunately, the SeroVital-hgh does not deliver a fraction of what the Pinnacle was known to deliver, and what a price difference too (the Pinnacle was half the price). Also, the results were immediate, there was no routine scheduling for taking the product, and there was no need to take the product month to month. Unfortunately, I'm sorry to say, but the SeroVital-hgh if not as great as it professes to be.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I have not noticed any of the improvements and benefits claimed by Serovital. I am not feeling better or worse. I've used the product for a year. My initial feelings; if a placebo works OK with me. I think I came to my senses. I will no longer ingest an unknown substance. I'm sending my recent order back. Anyone disagree? Please let me know.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend