CAS 158861-67-7 Growth Hormone Releasing GHRP 2 Peptide For Muscle Gain And Anti Aging

CAS 158861-67-7 Growth Hormone Releasing GHRP 2 For Muscle Gain and Anti Aging​

Product Details Of GHRP 2 :

What Is GHRP 2

GHRPs are a small family of peptides acting at the pituitary and the hypothalamus to release GHRP-2 (GH) through the activation of a specific, G protein-coupled receptor. They were discovered 20 years ago as synthetic metenkephalin- derived oligopeptides (Synthetic tissue derived amino acids). Although it has no structural homology with GHRP-2 Releasing Hormone (GHRH), in clinical studies GHRP-2 demonstrated action on the pituitary to release Human GHRP-2 (HGH). Similar results were effective when GHRP-2 was administered sublingual. Clinical studies showed the most potent GHRP being the hexapeptide GHRP-2. GHRP-2 Releasing Peptide 2(GHRP2) substantially stimulates the pituitary gland's increased natural production of the body's own endogenous human GHRP-2 (HGH). This therapy consists of daily periodic sub-lingual dosing. GHRP-2 releasing peptide 2, GHRP2 has shown on it's own to robustly increase IGF-1 levels, and even greater results occurred when used with GHRP-2 Releasing Hormone (GHRH) to which also stimulates the pituitary gland to produce increased natural secretion of human GHRP-2. This also boosts the hypothalamus function as well.

Benefits Of GHRP 2 

Improve sex drive and desire by stimulation of hypothalamus
Reduces belly fat through lipolysis
Increases energy and vitality
Improves skin elasticity, ridding wrinkles
Increases endurance
Accelerates healing from wounds or surgery
Strengthens the heart
Enhances the immune system
Increases IGF-1 production, by as much as
50% in first week
Improves sleep quality
Increases calcium retention, strengthens and increases the mineralization of bone, bone density
Increases protein synthesis,
Improves eyesight and vision
Reduces liver uptake of glucose, an effect that opposes that of insulin
Promotes liver glucogenesis
Contributes to maintenance and function of pancreatic islets

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