Growth Hormone Peptide Therapy

Growth hormone is your body’s repair and regenerate messengers. As levels of growth hormone fall, the resources needed to keep your body in repair fall off. Growth hormones don’t get to all systems the way they did when you were younger.

About the time you reach your 50s, growth hormone release declines.  We still make the same amount of growth hormone, but there are fewer pulses for release and throughout the day and the amount of hormone released with each pulse flattens. Both women and men experience this drop-off.  This is where growth hormone-releasing peptide (GHRP) therapy helps.

What are human growth hormone peptides?

Medically called growth hormone-releasing peptides, GHRPs are synthetic substances that have a remarkable effect at stimulating the release of growth hormones from the pituitary gland and hypothalamus portions of your brain. As more growth hormones are released, more repair systems can do their work.

Why must other hormones be balanced with GHRP?

Hormones not only work directly with your body’s various systems, frequently they work with each other. The messages of one hormone may start the activity of other hormones.

Though human growth hormones aren’t gender-specific, they may carry messages for estrogen in women and testosterone in men. Since these hormones also decrease with age, boosting growth hormone without balancing sex hormones may have little effect.