Sermorelin
Sermorelin is an investigational peptide, analogue or research construct with evidence ranging from mechanistic studies to limited human trials.
- Human evidencen/a
- Animal evidencen/a
- Mechanisticn/a
- Safety knowledgen/a
- Editorial confidence3/5
Evidence Snapshot
- Overall
- 1/5Insufficient certainty
- Human
- 1/5Only review or summary sources indexed (not counted as primary human evidence)
- Animal
- 0/5None identified
- In-vitro
- 0/5None identified
- Safety
- 0/5None identified
Scientific identity
- Peptide family
- Investigational peptide or analogue
- Entity class
- Research peptide
- Alternative names
- GHRH analogueGHRH(1-29)NH2GRF 1-29GHRH(1-29)
Sermorelin entered research, clinical or commercial use through investigation of its proposed biological, cosmetic or therapeutic activity.
Proposed Mechanisms
- Growth hormone axis →supported
- Growth hormone-releasing hormone signalling →supported
Reported / Studied Uses
- discussed_or_researched_forEvidence · low to review
- discussed_or_researched_forEvidence · low to review
- discussed_or_researched_forEvidence · low to review
- Growth Hormone DeficiencyEvidence · moderate
- Muscle Growth / RecoveryEvidence · moderate
Human Evidence
Human evidence is absent, limited, early phase or indication-specific.
Animal Evidence
Animal evidence may support biological activity but does not establish clinical efficacy.
Safety & Unknowns
Regulatory Status
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Community Observations
References
- No verified references linked yet. Editors will add primary sources.
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