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Glossary

Secretagogue

Substance that triggers hormone release

A secretagogue is a substance that causes cells to release a stored hormone or signaling molecule. In peptide research the word often refers to compounds that prompt the pituitary to release growth hormone. Ghrelin is one example of a natural secretagogue.

Used in 4 research peptides

Performance
Ipamorelin
Gentle GH releaser that amps muscle growth and fat loss without the harsh sides.
Performance
MK-677 (Ibutamoren)
Oral GH secretagogue that cranks appetite, muscle preservation, and bone density.
Performance
GHRP-2
Stronger ghrelin-mimetic than GHRP-6; releases GH with milder appetite spike.
Performance
Examorelin (Hexarelin variant)
Synonym/older spelling for Hexarelin; potent GH secretagogue with cardioprotective signaling.

See also

GHRH GHS-R Pulsatile Secretion Hormone

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