Description of the synthesized peptides

Synthesized peptides are absolute analogues of natural bioregulators, normalizing metabolism and stimulating the work of the whole organism. These compounds, obtained by genetic engineering, have found wide application in sports pharmacology. They are used in the framework of complex programs for building muscle mass, increasing the strength and burning of ballast fat.

Synthesized peptides (in translation from Greek "πεπτος" means "nutrient") are amino acid complexes that exert bioinformational influence on cells of certain tissues and organs. The molecules of these compounds obtained by chemical synthesis consist of two or more residues of amino acids linked together by amide bonds. It should be noted that synthetic peptides "work" quite rigidly, in connection with which, they require a dynamic selection of individual dosage.

Synthesized Release of Growth Hormone Peptides

Releasing the peptides of GR, used in sports pharmacology, have the ability to bind to the receptors of the STH, causing its release. This class of biologically active compounds includes the following synthesized peptides:

• GHRP-2;
• GHRP-6 (Hexarelin);
• Ipamorelin.

Those who decided to test the drugs that increase the production of their own growth hormone, when starting to use, should carefully study the description of peptides, the working intervals of dosages, the number of ampoules for a full course, their combination with each other for various properties, and others, No less important nuances.