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GHRH analogs and growth-hormone-secretagogue research peptides studied for the GH/IGF-1 axis.

PAPERS AND CORRECTIONS

Send a Paper or Point Out an Error

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Send a note if you find a paper quoted wrongly or a rule that is out of date. A published study on the CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin pair, CJC-1295 alone, or Ipamorelin alone is welcome too. If the study fits, it may join the references page.

Please tell us which page you read, quote the exact words in question, and include the paper that supports your change. A DOI is the paper's permanent internet number. A PubMed ID is its number in a public medical library. You may find either number on your paper or its web page. That helps us open the same paper you read.

Editorial mailbox: editors@biotidepeptides.com

The mailbox can't give care or help you find a drug

Biotide Peptides runs no clinic or store. The mailbox can't:

  • Tell you whether to use a peptide, which is a small protein string.
  • Give you an amount, timing, or way to take one.
  • Diagnose you or decide whether a study fits your health.
  • Supply you a drug, find one, or point you to a seller.
  • Tell you how an athlete's drug-test rule applies. WADA, the world sport drug-testing body, bars all three compounds.

For medical help, talk with a licensed doctor in your area. We can't promise you an answer to every note, and a reply may take time. The mailbox isn't checked each day. The sport body may need to answer your questions about its own rules.