Sermorelin - Restore Your Natural HGH
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We have combined our favorite synthetic peptide with a protein-building amino acid to create a new compound that may help support health, metabolism, and energy. Sermorelin, an analog of the growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH), and glycine, a naturally occurring amino acid, have joined forces in a rapid dissolve tablet (RDT) that may boost your HGH production, promote collagen formation, and boost your energy levels.
Sermorelin is commonly used to optimize growth hormone levels in adults without an appreciable impact on glucose, insulin, glucagon, luteinizing and follicle-stimulating hormones, cortisol, or thyroid levels1. On the other hand, glycine, a precursor to proteins, may help regulate nerve impulses and bind to toxic substances to aid in their excretion from the body. Our compound combines sermorelin’s potential anti-aging, fitness, and muscle gaining properties with glycine’s potential to protect your cells against free radicals.
This dynamic duo comes in RDT form and combines our most popular peptide that stimulates human growth hormone and glycine, one of the most stable, naturally occurring amino acids. Combining these two potent components may result in certain anti-aging, fitness, and general wellness benefits.
Possible Side Effects
Everyone can have a different response to supplements and peptides, but the side effects from Sermorelin and Glycine are usually minimal. They can include things like nausea, flushing, headache, drowsiness, upset stomach and soft stools.
Talk to your physician for additional information or concerns.
References
1. Sermorelin: A better approach to management of adult-onset growth hormone insufficiency?