GHRP-2 10 MG

GHRP-2 10 mg – Peptide Hubs

GHRP-2 (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide-2) is a potent synthetic peptide designed to stimulate endogenous growth hormone (GH) secretion. Its ability to bind and activate the ghrelin receptor makes it a valuable tool in research settings focused on recovery, metabolism, and muscle preservation. The 10 mg format by Peptide Hubs delivers a high concentration for extended-use protocols in lab-based studies.

Mechanism of Action

GHRP-2 operates via the GHS-R1a receptor, triggering GH pulses independently of GHRH. This makes it an ideal candidate for exploring anabolic, lipolytic, and rejuvenative effects. Unlike GHRP-6, GHRP-2 is less appetite-stimulating and produces a sharper GH spike. Research has shown that it synergizes effectively with GHRH analogs for amplified results. Learn more about its mechanism in this NIH publication on GHRPs.

Primary Research Applications

• GH secretion and pituitary function studies
• Body composition and muscle preservation models
• Fat metabolism and weight regulation protocols
• Anti-aging and cellular regeneration research

It's commonly integrated into advanced GH-stimulating stacks with CJC-1295 DAC or paired with AOD 9604 for dual lipolytic and GH-releasing effects.

Suggested Experimental Use

• Dosage: 100–300 mcg per injection, 1–3x daily
• Administration: Subcutaneous, ideally in a fasted state
• Duration: 4–12 weeks in research cycles

Stacking Options

To maximize GHRP-2 research protocols, it's often combined with:

• DSIP – for sleep optimization and cortisol modulation
• Cartalax – to study joint and tendon regeneration under GH influence
• GHK Basic – for skin and connective tissue regeneration
• FOX04-DRI – for senescence clearance during anti-aging protocols

Safety & Legality

GHRP-2 10 mg is strictly intended for **laboratory research**. It is not FDA-approved and must not be used in humans or animals outside controlled environments. At experimental doses, side effects are minimal and may include transient increases in prolactin or mild water retention. It does not aromatize or cause liver toxicity. For trial updates, visit ClinicalTrials.gov.

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