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Peptide Database

Adipotide
Weight Management
AOD-9604
Weight Management
BPC-157
Healing & Recovery
Cagrilintide
Weight Management
CJC-1295
Growth Hormone
DSIP
Sleep & Recovery
Epithalon
Anti-Aging
GHK-Cu
Anti-Aging
GHRP-2
Growth Hormone
HCG
Hormone Support
Hexarelin
Growth Hormone
HGH
Growth Hormone
IGF-1 LR3
Growth Hormone
Kisspeptin
Hormone Support
Melanotan-2
Cosmetic
MOTS-C
Metabolic
NAD+
Anti-Aging
Oxytocin Acetate
Hormone Support
PEG-MGF
Recovery
PT-141
Sexual Health
Retatrutide
Weight Management
Selank
Cognitive
Semaglutide
Weight Management
Semax
Cognitive
Sermorelin
Growth Hormone
Snap-8
Cosmetic
SS-31
Mitochondrial
TB-500
Healing & Recovery
Tesamorelin
Growth Hormone
Thymosin Alpha-1
Immune
Tirzepatide
Weight Management
Total Peptides: 31
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HGH
EfficacyHigh
Studies15
Participants69,017
StatusAvailable

HGH

Human Growth Hormone (Somatropin)

Human Growth Hormone (HGH), also known as somatropin when manufactured recombinantly, is a critical anabolic hormone that stimulates growth, cellular regeneration, and metabolism. FDA-approved for growth hormone deficiency in children and adults, Turner syndrome, and other growth disorders. HGH promotes lean muscle mass, reduces body fat, improves bone density, and enhances overall quality of life through its primary mediator, insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1).

HGH Mechanism of Action

The Complete Journey: From Injection to Results

Human Growth Hormone exerts its effects by binding to growth hormone receptors (GHR) throughout the body, particularly in liver, muscle, bone, and adipose tissue. This binding activates the JAK2-STAT5 signaling pathway, leading to increased transcription of IGF-1 and other growth-promoting genes. IGF-1, produced primarily in the liver, mediates most of HGH's anabolic effects through IGF-1 receptors, promoting protein synthesis, cellular proliferation, and tissue growth while enhancing lipolysis and glucose metabolism.

How HGH Works at the Molecular Level

Scientific Mechanism

Human Growth Hormone exerts its effects by binding to growth hormone receptors (GHR) throughout the body, particularly in liver, muscle, bone, and adipose tissue. This binding activates the JAK2-STAT5 signaling pathway, leading to increased transcription of IGF-1 and other growth-promoting genes. IGF-1, produced primarily in the liver, mediates most of HGH's anabolic effects through IGF-1 receptors, promoting protein synthesis, cellular proliferation, and tissue growth while enhancing lipolysis and glucose metabolism.

Simple Explanation

Think of HGH as your body's master growth and repair hormone. When you inject it, HGH acts like a key that unlocks special receptors throughout your body. Once unlocked, these receptors tell your liver to make IGF-1, which is like HGH's powerful assistant. IGF-1 then travels throughout your body, telling your muscles to grow, your bones to get stronger, your fat cells to shrink, and your tissues to repair themselves better.

The Simple Truth: Why It Works So Well

Medical Disclaimer

Human Growth Hormone (HGH/Somatropin) is FDA-approved for growth hormone deficiency and specific medical conditions. This information is for educational purposes and should not replace consultation with qualified healthcare providers. HGH requires prescription and medical supervision for all therapeutic uses. Individual results may vary based on baseline hormone levels and clinical status.