Ipamorelin

It’s a pentapeptide, which means that the structure of Ipamorelin consists of 5 amino acids. Ipamorelin contains a molecular weight of 11.85296, with a molecular formula of C38H49N9O5. Sometimes, it can be referred by the alternate names NNC-26-0161, PAM and Ipamorelin Acetate.

It’s a secretagogue, and its considered as an agonist, which means that it has the capability of binding certain cell receptors and causes a cellular response. The operational mechanics of Ipamorelin enables it to stimulate pituitary gland-based expression production of secretion that’s related to growth in animal test subjects. Also, the presence of Ipamorelin has been proven to inhibit somatostatin production.

In essence, the peptide is essentially responsible for inhibiting growth secretion production. It has also been determined that this peptide has the capability of boosting IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor 1) production. This peptide (secreted by the liver), has been determined to be highly anabolic. This means that its presence plays a vital role in the repair and overall growth of skeletal and muscular tissue.