Hexarelin

What is Hexarelin?

The most potent synthetic GHRP. Produces large GH pulses but desensitizes faster than Ipamorelin.

How Hexarelin works

Potently activates GHSR-1a to stimulate GH release and also acts on CD36 scavenger receptors in cardiac tissue, providing cardioprotective effects independent of GH.

Benefits & uses

• GH pulse stimulation
• Cardioprotection
• Muscle growth
• Recovery

Common uses: Acute GH release, cardiac protection (independent GH pathway), recovery.

Hexarelin dosage

Hexarelin half-life

Hexarelin side effects

Rapid receptor desensitization. Elevated cortisol and prolactin.

Warnings & monitoring

• Research use only
• Raises cortisol and prolactin at higher doses
• Desensitization with prolonged use — cycle recommended

Preparation & storage

Hexarelin interactions

• with CJC-1295

  Compatible · low

  Hexarelin (GHRP) + CJC-1295 (GHRH analog) is a potent GH-releasing combination. Hexarelin is more potent than Ipamorelin but less selective. Cortisol and prolactin may also be elevated.

  Timing: Administer together subcutaneously; fasted state preferred for maximum GH pulse

• with CJC-1295

  Compatible

  Hexarelin is a potent GHRP that synergizes with CJC-1295, but desensitizes more rapidly than Ipamorelin — cycle use and avoid daily dosing.

  Timing: Inject together fasted; use 2–3x per week to reduce desensitization

• with CJC-1295

  Compatible

  Hexarelin is a potent GHRP; CJC-1295 sustains the resulting GH pulse. Watch cortisol/prolactin and rotate off hexarelin to preserve sensitivity.

  Timing: Co-inject; cycle 4 weeks on, 2 off due to receptor desensitization

Commonly stacked with