Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide-2 (GHRP-2), the CAS number is 158861-67-7, it also known as Pralmorelin, KP102.It was created in a lab like the natural peptide ghrelin, first extracted from the stomach, the naturally occurring peptide ghrelin is made of 28 amino acids, it's a synthetically made growth hormone secretagogue, a peptide that stimulates the body to increase natural production of growth hormone.
Protects and improves muscle structure
According to Yak research, GHRP-2 can promote muscle growth in two ways: enhanced protein deposition and decreased protein breakdown. The study found that GHRP-2 can overcome natural development plateaus in yaks caused by food scarcity, sickness, and harsh climatic conditions (such as cold).
Appetite Stimulation
GHRP-2 has been demonstrated to increase meal intake. Though it may not appear to be an urgent matter, appetite stimulation in the context of chronic disease is an important aspect of total health care. The ability to boost hunger simply and consistently could help doctors manage chronically unwell patients and improve long-term outcomes.
Strengthens the Immune System
GHRP-2 has been proven to stimulate the thymus, an organ important for protecting immune system cells. The thymus, in particular, aids in the maturation of T lymphocytes. T cells are essential for adaptive immunity and fighting off complicated infections. The thymus' function declines with age, resulting in a variety of age-related dysfunctions ranging from poor tissue repair to loss of immunity, and hence an inability to fight infections, protect against cancer, and maintain normal tissue function.
Protect the heart
GHRP-2 and its analogues (GHRP-1 and GHRP-6) have been shown in fetal heart cell culture lines to help protect heart cells by lowering apoptosis, or programmed cell death. This is especially important after a cardiac attack, when heart cells are more prone to apoptosis due to decreased blood and hence nutrition availability. According to research employing an equivalent of GHRP-2 called Hexarelin, these peptides may have a particular receptor.