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Growth axis research

GHRH analogues & ghrelin receptor agonists

Published pharmacology describes two distinct mechanisms — activation of the GHRH receptor (sermorelin, CJC-1295) and selective activation of the ghrelin receptor (ipamorelin) — both reported to raise growth hormone secretion.

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