AOD9604 (5mg) FRAG 176-191
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In StockGrowth Hormone peptide Fragment 176-191 is also known as HGH Frag 176-191 and AOD9604. It is the modified form of the tail end of the Human Growth Hormone (HGH) molecule, known as the C terminal region. It constitutes less than ten percent of the total size of the HGH molecule, which is the fat-reducing part. It doesn’t affect growth or insulin resistance.
It mimics the way natural Growth Hormone regulates fat metabolism but is 12.5 times stronger for weight loss. It does this without affecting blood sugar or growth observed with unmodified Growth Hormone in animal test subjects. Fragment 176-191 has been shown in studies to release fat specifically from obese fat cells but not from lean ones, reduces new fat accumulation in all fat cells, and enhances fat burning.
It has a short half-life with peak concentrations occurring around 15 minutes and no longer than 60 minutes after administration.
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