Core Efficacy

Targeted GH Secretion Promotion: Retaining the key active sequence of GHRH, it specifically binds to pituitary GHRH receptors, stimulating pulsatile GH release. This more concentrated mechanism of action avoids the non-specific effects of intact peptide chains.

Regulating Metabolic Balance: Through GH-mediated action, it promotes lipolysis and oxidation, reducing fat accumulation while simultaneously helping to maintain skeletal muscle mass and improve body fat percentage, making it suitable for metabolic-related research.

Aiding Tissue Repair: Increased GH secretion promotes cell proliferation and collagen synthesis, aiding in the repair and regeneration of muscles and tissues, providing valuable insights for damage repair research.

Simplified Structural Advantage: Compared to intact GHRH or long-chain analogs, the fragment structure is simpler, with more targeted bioavailability, facilitating precise research into the core mechanism of GHRH.