GHRP-2

GHRP-2, or Growth Hormone-Releasing Peptide-2, is a synthetic peptide, first obtained in 1992 and comprising six amino acid residues. It is considered one of the most potent GH stimulants among all GHRPs. GHRP-2 increases cortisol levels and has a high progestogenic effect which can increase the secretion of somatotropin by 7-12 times—earning its reference as an effective growth hormone stimulant. The drug demonstrates a high level of effectiveness and does not tend to metabolize in the liver.

Effects:
By using GHRP-2 athletes can increase muscle gains and performance and get rid of unwanted fat. Additionally, medication raises collagen synthesis for tendons and ligament reinforcement, results in hepatoprotective action and promotes overall body wellbeing.

Side-Effects:
GHRP-2 is a peptide and does not result in adverse reactions associated with anabolic steroids. The most common adverse reactions attributed to the GHRP-2 are excessive water retention, decrease in plasma glucose concentration and raised levels of prolactin and cortisol.

Stacking:
GHRP-2 shows excellent results and can be safely applied in combination with other peptides, any AAS and HGH.