GHRP-6
Also known as: Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide 6
GHRP-6 is a catalog-expanded peptide entry in ProtoComp's source-backed compound corpus. It is included for search, calculator math, stack awareness, and future research curation based on expand compound catalog, local_seed, wiki_gh_secretagogue, wikipedia_table. Published dosing, cycle length, and clinical-use claims are intentionally left null until compound-specific evidence is reviewed.
Potent ghrelin mimetic with strong appetite stimulation. Pulses better than higher single doses.
Receptor desensitization possible with chronic dosing — cycle off periodically.
Off-cycle: 4 weeks
Typical: morning, post-workout, pre-bed stack with GHRH.
Contraindications
- • Cancer history
- • Uncontrolled diabetes
Common side effects
- • Marked appetite increase (ghrelin receptor agonist)
- • Water retention
- • Injection site reactions
- • Mild cortisol/prolactin elevation
Serious risks
- • Prolonged use may promote insulin resistance
- • Cortisol/prolactin elevation higher than Ipamorelin
Requires monitoring
- • IGF-1 levels
- • Blood glucose if chronic use
Pregnancy / breastfeeding
No data — consult clinician
- Not interchangeable with Ipamorelin — elevates cortisol and prolactin
- Appetite effect is much stronger than GHRP-2
- Avoid stacking with other GHRPs — receptor competition with no additive benefit
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