Hexarelin Acetate 5mg Peptide
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Research Use Only
For in vitro laboratory research by qualified professionals only. Not for human or animal administration. Not intended to treat, prevent, mitigate, or cure any disease. Batch-specific Certificates of Analysis available for all products.
Hexarelin is the most potent of the classical GHRPs at the growth hormone secretagogue receptor, but the reason it continues to be studied is the second receptor: it binds CD36 on cardiomyocytes, producing cardioprotective effects in ischemia models that are independent of growth hormone release entirely. That dual-receptor profile makes it a distinct tool compound rather than simply a stronger GHRP-6. It also shows more pronounced desensitisation with continuous exposure than other secretagogues, which is itself a subject of study.
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