Neuropsychopharmacology 2014;39:310011
Association between serum concentrations of persistent organic pollutants and self-reported cardiovascular disease prevalence: results from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1999-2002
Ipamorelin : 2nd-generation GHRP, highly selective for GHS-R1a, no significant impact on cortisol or prolactin the current darling of modern protocols GHRP-6 : first generation, potent but triggers marked hunger (ghrelin-like action on the arcuate nucleus) and slight prolactin/cortisol elevation Hexarelin : most potent on acute GH release, but rapid GHS-R1a desensitization after prolonged use and more pronounced cortisol elevation Key point: GHRPs add an amplifying signal that potentiates GHRH, but chronic monotherapy triggers receptor down-regulation
I describe how the gut controls hunger or satiety by affecting neurons in our brain
These include: Known liver disease (e.g., NAFLD, hepatitis) Chronic exposure to environmental toxins Chronic fatigue or immune dysfunction Metabolic conditions with elevated oxidative stress In these cases, a patient might benefit from targeted testing, such as liver function panels, oxidative stress markers, and nutrient levels
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