The Benefits of Ipamorelin (Growth Hormone)

03 May The Benefits of Ipamorelin (Growth Hormone)

What is Ipamorelin? Ipamorelin is a peptide that has been shown to increase growth hormone levels in humans by stimulating the pituitary gland to release growth hormone. Ipamorelin works by binding to the growth hormone secretagogue (ghrelin) receptor, the same receptor used by the body’s hunger hormone, ghrelin. It is not approved by the FDA for any use, and effects on muscle mass, strength and fat loss have not been demonstrated in controlled human trials.

When Can I Expect To See Results?

Individual results vary, and any effects of ipamorelin over time have not been confirmed in controlled clinical trials.

Month 1

* Increased energy

* Improved stamina

* Deeper, more restful sleep

Month 2

* Improved skin, reduced wrinkles

* Stronger nails and hair

* Increased metabolism

Month 3

* Enhanced sex drive and performance

* Improved mental focus

* Improved joint health

Month 4

* Continued weight reduction

* Improved skin elasticity

* Increased lean muscle mass

Month 5

* Noticeably fuller and healthier hair

* Reduced appearance of wrinkles, better skin tone

* Continued reduction in belly fat

What Are The Benefits of Ipamorelin?

If you are looking for a way to slow the aging process and replace what has diminished over time from the natural aging process, Ipamorelin is promoted for many potential benefits, most of which have not been confirmed in human clinical trials, including:

* Increased lean muscle mass

* Improved workouts and recovery

* Reduced body fat

* Increased energy, strength and stamina

* Deeper more restful sleep

* Decreased joint and muscle pain

* Increased sex drive

* Improved skin tone and texture resulting in fewer wrinkles

* Improved mental clarity

* Accelerated wound healing

* Stronger immune system

* Thicker, fuller hair

* Increased bone density and bone strength

* Faster recovery from injuries

Ipamorelin is not approved by the FDA, its status for use in compounding is currently under FDA review, and its long-term safety in humans has not been established. It is prohibited in competitive sport. Although it is a growth hormone secretagogue (which stimulates your own growth hormone production instead of replacing it), it has not been shown to be safer than synthetic HGH. It should only be considered under a physician’s supervision, with monitoring of blood sugar and IGF-1 levels.