GHRP-6:
– In terms of fat burning: It has been suggested that GHRP-6 may promote lipolysis (fat breakdown) and fat oxidation, which could aid in weight loss and reducing body fat.

– In terms of muscle gains: GHRP-6 may increase muscle protein synthesis and promote nitrogen retention, which could potentially support muscle growth and recovery after exercise.

As we age, we don’t stop producing growth hormone (GH), but in fact, we simply don’t produce as much as we did when we were growing up. The human body has selected times during the day when it is ready to release some of its stored growth hormone. Interestingly, the most powerful GH release occurs when we sleep (which is why sleeping like a baby is important). If you’re concerned about building muscle, then you know that sleep and nutrition are two of the most important factors you need to keep growing.

Hunger and GHRP-6

GHRP-6 is going to outshine other GHRP peptides. This is primarily due to the fact that GHRP-6 is known to dramatically increase hunger, which typically occurs within an hour of injection.

Extreme hunger has been linked to increased GHRP in the stomach. GHRP is a hormone produced by cells in the stomach that is released because the stomach is empty or if the stomach thinks it is empty.

Not only does GHRP stimulate GH release, but it also helps regulate appetite, promotes fat loss in muscle tissue, and helps heal damaged tendons. Studies suggest that elevated GHRP levels in the stomach have been shown to have a direct link to rapid healing of damaged tissue.

This is why GHRP-6 may be a better option for recovery than the newer, modified version of GHRP-2. GHRP-2 works the same as GHRP-6, but the side effect of extreme hunger is not as severe.