Sermorelin 2mg

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Sermorelin 2mg

Sermorelin, which is sometimes known as Geref, is a 29-amino acid polypeptide that is considered to be a growth hormone releasing hormone, or GHRH.  It has a molecular formula of C149H246N44O42S, and it has a molecular mass of 3357.882.

Sermorelin at a Glance

According to scientific study based on animal test subjects, it has been determined that Sermorelin works in conjunction with the pituitary gland, the pea-sized gland located at the base of the brain that is responsible for regulating several endocrine system-related processes.  Specifically, it works to increase the stimulation of pituitary-based secretions that relate to the growth of muscular and skeletal tissue.  The up-regulation that results in this ultimately allows an animal test subject to experience a level of homeostasis on a more efficient basis.

Because of the way in which Sermorelin operates in conjunction with up-regulation, scientific study based on animal test subjects has determined that the peptide could be tied to boosting the regulatory properties of several bodily functions.  Some of these functions include an increase in muscular and skeletal tissue growth, the reduction of adipose tissue, a boost in bone density, and an increase in immune system functionality.  It has also been theorized that Sermorelin could improve deep sleep, since these other regulatory functions occur during the deep sleep process.

Strictly for Scientific Research

Even though there has been a host of research done on Sermorelin in relation to its functionality, operational mechanics, and perceived benefits, it does need to be emphasized such studies have been animal test subjects only, and the peptide is still only intended for scientific study at this point in time.  Because of this, any and all matters of research relating to the way in which Sermorelin operate and function should be done within the strict confines of a strictly controlled environment such as a laboratory or a medical research facility.