Sermorelin Therapy FAQ’s

What is Sermorelin?

Sermorelin is a form of growth hormone releasing factor (GRF) that contains the first 29 amino acids which are responsible for stimulating pituitary production and secretion of HGH.

What are the benefits of Sermorelin?

The benefits of Sermorelin include: increased lean muscle mass, reduced body fat, increased bone density, enhanced immune system and strengthening of the heart and other organs.

Why should you consider Sermorelin therapy as an HGH therapy alternative?

The effects of Sermorelin are regulated in the pituitary gland through negative feedback. Thus, the safety concerns for HGH overdosing is minimized.

Must Sermorelin be injected like HGH?

Effective administering of Sermorelin is by subcutaneous injection. However, since the molecule is much smaller than HGH, it may be possible in the future to administer by using a spray formulation through the nose.

Are the costs for Sermorelin and HGH therapy similar?

Sermorelin therapy is significantly less costly than HGH therapy. In addition, a vial of HGH will typically last 12-14 days while one multi-dose vial of Sermorelin will last 15-30 days.

What causes HGH to lose its potency after 6 months?

Injection of HGH elevates blood levels of the hormone to unnaturally high values for several hours every day. Tissue receptors must down regulate in an attempt to prevent over stimulations by the unnatural exposure to HGH.

Does Sermorelin lose its potency?

Different that HGH, Sermorelin therapy does not experience loss of potency due to its action on the pituitary gland and its feedback loop.

Are there any non-endocrine benefits with Sermorelin therapy?

There have been peer-reviewed medical and scientific reports that suggest that Sermorelin may have a direct effect on promoting non-REM slow wave sleep.

What is the protocol for administering Sermorelin?

Sermorelin is administered through daily injections prior to bedtime and compliments what naturally occurs during sleep with the additional GRF provided.