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In both cases, the FTC staff is not aware that there is any reliable evidence to support this statement that assumes that these simulant products have the same effect as prescription HGH.

In fact, an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine published in 2003 on imitation products of the hormone HGH warns that Night Comfort Review: If someone induces the public to buy a 'secretor of human growth hormone' on the basis of the research published in the Journal, is misinforming and deceiving people.

And for its part, the FDA says it has no knowledge of the existence of any reliable evidence to support statements regarding the anti-aging effect of over-the-counter pills and sprays that allegedly contain the hormone Night Comfort Review. The agency has not yet approved any such product for anti-aging purposes or for any other purpose.