Endogenous peptide
Relaxin 2
Relaxin 2 is an endogenous signalling peptide with established or emerging physiological relevance.
Evidence confidence
Human
Not yet assessed
Trust Engine review pending.
Animal
Not yet assessed
Trust Engine review pending.
Mechanistic
Not yet assessed
Trust Engine review pending — see editorial links below.
Editorial evidence links exist, but this category has not yet completed Trust Engine assessment.
Safety
Not yet assessed
Trust Engine review pending.
Claimed uses
- Insufficient
- Insufficient
Mechanisms
- not-yet-documented
- Relaxin family peptide receptor signalling
- Nitric oxide / blood flow
Safety notes
Exogenous administration can produce systemic effects and requires indication-specific dosing and monitoring.
Regulation
- Regulatory status depends on formulation, indication and jurisdiction.
Last reviewed
12 July 2026