We do not prescribe HGH or similar analogs. We believe use of peptides that effectively increase your body's natural production of Growth Hormone is safer and more effective.
This does not constitute an offer to purchase any type of medication. Information on this site is educational and not medical advice.
Growth hormone (GH) is made by your pituitary gland. Levels peak in your late teens and decline from your mid-20s onward. By 60, most adults make half what they did at peak. That slow decline — somatopause — is linked to changes in sleep, body composition, recovery, and energy.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids. Your body already uses thousands of them as signals — insulin, oxytocin, and the GLP-1 hormones are all peptides. In peptide therapy, we use specific peptides that signal your pituitary to release more of your own GH.
For a deeper peptide reference, see our Peptide Therapy Guide and Common Peptide Dosing Protocols.
All four work by signaling your pituitary — not by replacing hormone. They preserve your body's natural pulsatile GH rhythm and feedback loop. What differs is how they signal, how long they stay active, and which patients benefit most.
Mimics growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH). Daily subcutaneous dose, usually at bedtime. Longest clinical track record of this class.
Stabilized GHRH analog. FDA-approved for HIV-associated visceral fat; used off-label for visceral fat reduction and metabolic health.
Modified GHRH analog with structural changes that extend its half-life compared to Sermorelin. Typically paired with Ipamorelin.
A growth hormone-releasing peptide (GHRP) that mimics ghrelin at a different receptor than the GHRH analogs. Selective — doesn't raise cortisol or prolactin like older GHRPs.
This timeline reflects what patients typically report during a 6-month GH peptide program using Sermorelin, Tesamorelin, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, or a combination. Specific results and timing vary by peptide, dose, patient age, lab values, exercise, sleep, and nutrition.
| Before | After | |
|---|---|---|
| Looks | Graying/dry hair, first wrinkles, skin discoloration | Thicker hair, smoother skin, improved tone |
| Physical shape | Higher fat-to-muscle ratio, poor tone | Leaner body, more muscle, better contours |
| Physical abilities | Low stamina, worsening eyesight | Better endurance, improved vision reported |
| Well-being | Poor sleep, low energy, poor concentration | Deeper sleep, stable mood, sharper mind |
Individual response varies. These are reported outcomes, not guarantees.
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