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The pituitary gland, dangling from the bottom of our brain, secretes growth hormone in pulses, and this secretion is regulated by two main hormones: somatostatin blocks its release, while growth hormone-releasing hormone (or GHRH), as its name implies, encourages it

The mechanisms, dosing, and effects are the same

Daily subcutaneous injection is the standard protocol in supervised clinical settings, typically dosed once daily or split into twice daily depending on the indication and the providers assessment

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The peptide influences both endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS), which produces the beneficial, vasodilating form of nitric oxide, and inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS), which can produce excessive amounts that contribute to inflammation and tissue damage

It cannot be sold as a dietary supplement (not a legal dietary ingredient)