A releasing
signal
Stimulates growth-hormone release rather than supplying growth hormone directly.
Sermorelin is a peptide that mimics part of growth hormone-releasing hormone, the signal that prompts your pituitary gland to release growth hormone.
Your pituitary gland releases growth hormone, which travels through the bloodstream and signals the liver and other tissues to produce IGF-1. Together, growth hormone and IGF-1 help regulate growth, tissue maintenance, and metabolism.
Sermorelin binds to receptors on growth-hormone-producing cells.
The pituitary releases growth hormone into the bloodstream.
Growth hormone signals the liver and other tissues to produce IGF-1, which mediates many of its effects.
IGF-1Stimulates growth-hormone release rather than supplying growth hormone directly.
Works through the pituitary gland’s own hormone-releasing machinery.
Your symptoms, medical history, and relevant testing help guide treatment decisions.
Changes in energy or recovery can have many causes. Your physician reviews the full picture.
Describe your symptoms, their duration, and any recent injury, surgery, or changes in routine.
Share endocrine conditions, cancer history, and any previous growth-hormone or IGF-1 testing.
List medicines, supplements, prior hormone treatments, and any previous side effects.
Compounded sermorelin is not FDA-approved. Historical approval of Geref involved specific pediatric or diagnostic uses, not general anti-aging treatment. Its mechanism does not establish improvements in energy, sleep, recovery, body composition, or lifespan for an individual patient. Your physician reviews potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and monitoring.
Complete your secure Sermorelin intake with your concerns, health history, and current medications. A licensed physician reviews your responses and contacts you if further information is needed before making a care recommendation.
A free care coordinator call is available for general questions and is not required to begin intake.
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