Two entirely different points of intervention
Recombinant human growth hormone (somatropin) is the hormone itself: made by recombinant DNA technology and identical to the growth hormone the pituitary produces. Administering it raises circulating growth hormone directly, independent of whether the pituitary would have released any.[1]
Ipamorelin does not contain growth hormone. It is a pentapeptide that binds the ghrelin receptor (GHS-R1a) in the pituitary and prompts the gland to release its own stored hormone. The output is therefore bounded by what the pituitary holds and by the feedback that governs it — somatostatin still applies the brake, and the release still arrives in pulses.[2][3]
Continue reading:Hexarelin vials and batch report
