AOD9604 5mg

A fragment of human growth hormone — amino acids 176 to 191, the tail region thought to carry GH's fat-burning action — separated from the parts responsible for growth and IGF-1 release. In fat cells it stimulates lipolysis (breaking stored fat down) and suppresses lipogenesis (laying new fat down) without affecting blood sugar or appetite. It went through human clinical trials as an anti-obesity agent and has also been studied for cartilage and joint repair. It is known as a way to target fat metabolism specifically rather than the whole growth-hormone axis.