Ghrelin
9 archive articles
Archive articles mention this compound as they were written between 2008 and 2016. Listing them here is not a recommendation, and nothing on this site is dosing guidance or medical advice.
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A Couple of quick notes:
Beware taking MTII with CJC-1295/GHRP-6 seems to prolong and intensify nausea. (Sample of two at the moment... one of them being me.) Beware GHRP-6 (assume all…
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Adipose Visceral Fat Negatively correlated with effectiveness of GHRH & GHRP-2
Joint Regulation of Pulsatile GH Secretion by Estradiol, Dihydrotestosterone and Abdominal Visceral-Fat Mass in Healthy Older Men: A Paradigm of Aromatase and 5-alpha-Reductase Types I and…
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Basic Guide: Growth Hormone Secretagogues
Growth Hormone Secretagogues In the 1980's three classes of compounds where studied to determine their effect on growth hormone release. These three compounds were: Growth Hormone…
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BEGINNER: What should I use? …and why? (GH Releasing System Simplified)
Three Basic Hormones If you form a V w/ your fingers you have the basics for the GH releasing system modeled before you. One finger is…
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Ghrelin (assumed GHS) increases GH signalling in muscle
I have always maintained that GH signaling activity in muscle or autocrine/paracrine IGFs in muscle are more important then circulating systemic levels. Well here is support…
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GHRH binds to GHS-receptor & potentiates GHRP’s GH releasing action!
We have spent a lot of time in this thread discussing how GHRPs (such as GHRP-6, GHRP-2, Hexarelin & Ipamorelin) potentiate GHRH's GH releasing effect. We…
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How GHRPs are cardio-protective
The growth hormone secretagogues (GHS) are a family of synthetic compounds originally selected for their potent and specific effects on GH release. Nonetheless, it has been…
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PEPTIDES BASICS
GHRH (Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone) + GHRP (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide) = 10 star GH Release (**********) GHRP (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide aka Ghrelin-mimetic) = 3…
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What is growth hormone?
Synthetic Growth Hormone is an artificially created hormone "identical" to the major naturally produced (endogenous) isoform. It is often referred to by its molecular mass which…