What is Sermorelin? Why choose Sermorelin? Common questions...we have the answers!
Yes, it is true that use of recombinant hGH for GHRT is a pharmacological approach that brings the benefits intended on body composition (reduced fat and increased lean body mass [muscle]. However, because it...
The reported decrease in IGF-1 following secretagogue administration has been attributed to multiple potential causes ranging from poor pituitary reserve to hepatic insensitivity to hGH. These are probably accurate...
No, they are not all the same and yes they are preferred for GHRT over recombinant hGH. There are 3 general categories of growth hormone secretagogues that have different loci of action. The secretagogues either...
Growth hormone (GH) or somatotrophin is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland that contains 191 amino acids and functions as its proper name (somatotrophin) implies as a trophic substance to the soma or body...
Sermorelin is a form of GRF that contains only the first 29 amino acids. GRF that is produced by neurosecretory neurons in the brain contains 44 amino acids.
No, it is a growth hormone secretagogue, which means that it stimulates the pituitary gland to produce and secrete hGH.
No, the OTC secretagogues or releasers are usually the amino acids L-arginine, L-glutamine, L-ornithine, glycine, L-dopa, as well as such substances as ornithine alpha-ketoglutarate and the herbs Macuna pruriens and Tribulus terrestris.
For several reasons including the fact that it produces the same effects on body composition and other benefits of hGH but in addition:
Currently, the only method for effectively administering Sermorelin is by subcutaneous injection.
Although the molecules work at different sites in the body, the amount of material needed to be effective in raising serum IGF-1 are approximately the same.
Costs of Sermorelin per vial is about 10 – 15% less expensive than hGH.
Loss of hGH potency after about six months or more of continuous use is not unusual and is not due to inferior product.
Yes. There are many reports of data in peer-reviewed medical and scientific journals showing that GRF/Sermorelin also has a direct effect on the brain to promote non-REM slow wave sleep.
Dose selection should be suited for each person's individual needs. However, guidelines for dosing are:
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