HEXARELIN 5 MG

Hexarelin is a potent synthetic growth hormone-releasing peptide (GHRP) that stimulates the pituitary gland to release growth hormone. It works by activating the ghrelin receptor, producing strong and rapid GH pulses. Compared with other GHRPs, hexarelin is considered more powerful but may cause quicker receptor desensitization with prolonged use. It has been studied for effects on muscle growth, recovery, bone density, and cardiac tissue. Common side effects include increased appetite, water retention, and possible prolactin or cortisol elevation. Hexarelin is usually administered by subcutaneous injection. It is not approved for medical use and remains a research compound.
Dosing HEXARELIN :
A recommended dose for hexarelin is 300 micrograms (mcg) per day, administered as three daily 100mcg injections given in the morning, mid-day, and at night. It is not recommended to administer the full daily dose all at once, because:
Hexarelin has a relatively short half-life of about one hour, so the benefits of the injection would peak then diminish, leaving the test subject at baseline again until the next day’s injection; and Administering the full 300mcg at once may cause a larger-than-necessary spike in growth hormone release, increasing the risk for adverse effects versus giving three smaller doses.
Hexarelin comes in 5mg vials. On a dosing schedule of 100mcg, daily, for 12 weeks before a four-week break, six 5mg vials would supply a for a 12-week period.