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Also called Tesa
A drug used to reduce excess deep belly fat in adults with HIV-related changes in fat distribution. It is not a general weight-loss drug.
An experimental peptide that makes the body release growth hormone. Long-acting DAC and products called no-DAC need to be kept separate.
An experimental compound that can make the body release growth hormone. It is often discussed for body composition and recovery.
Also called CJC/IPA
A blend usually described as CJC-1295 without DAC and ipamorelin. People discuss it for body composition, sleep, and recovery.
Also called AOD
An unapproved peptide often discussed for fat loss. It is based on a small part of growth hormone.
A compound that can make the body release growth hormone. It is also called pralmorelin.
An experimental peptide that can make the body release growth hormone.
An experimental peptide that can cause a strong, short-term release of growth hormone.
Also called LR3
An experimental version of a growth-related protein, often discussed for muscle growth and recovery.
Also called MGF
A name used for the body's muscle-related growth signals and for experimental peptides based on them.
A name used for a modified growth-related peptide, often discussed for muscle growth and repair.
A growth-hormone-releasing peptide historically used for certain childhood growth problems and hormone testing.
Also called HGH
Human growth hormone made as a medicine. Approved products treat specific growth disorders and diagnosed hormone deficiency.
Also called Tesa / IPA
A blend of tesamorelin and ipamorelin, usually discussed for body composition and recovery.
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