Tesamorelin

TESAMORELIN

Producer: Euro-Pharmacies

Type: Injection

Unit dosage: 2 mg/vial

Packaging: 1 bottle

Form: Powder

Bioactive agent: Tesamorelin acetate

Drug half-life: 2 to 3 hours

Category: Peptide

Dosage: 2 mg per day

Info: Tesamorelin is a synthetic peptide hormone; it is prescribed for the reduction of excess abdominal fat in HIV-infected patients with lipodystrophy. Current research is investigating its use for other forms of growth hormone deficiencies.

EFFECTS :

• Growth Hormone Release Stimulation: Clen also has the function to increase growth hormone from pituitary.
• Abdominal Fat Loss: Results in substantial visceral adipose tissue reductions, normalizing body composition and obesity-related complications.
• Improved Insulin Sensitivity: Better glucose utilization and blood sugar regulation.
• Possible Cognitive Benefits: Support cognitive performance, especially in the case of growth hormone deficient persons

DOSE AND DURATION OF USE:

• Dosage: Prescribed at 2 mg unless Daily usually of subcutaneous injections.
• Duration: Treatments can take around 6 months but this could be longer or less depending on the amount of progress an individual makes as well as the extent of their scoliosis.

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS:

• Injection Site Reactions: Brief and mild in nature, they might present as redness, swelling or mild pain.
• Muscle or Joint Pain: Short-term pain or pain in the muscles or joints
• Sickness or Vomiting: Generic, short-lived symptoms that could just last a few days.
• Headaches: Mild to moderate and Generally Self-limiting.
• Blood Sugar Variability: This may result in hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia and require monitoring and intervention.
• Water Retention: This could lead to a japanese face or bloating. Observe how the swelling moves throughout the day and seek medical attention if it is severe.

COMBINATION WITH OTHER MEDICINES:

Tesamorelin may be used in conjunction with anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) by some to bolster muscle growth, recovery, and athletic performance. But, remember to weigh the pros and cons of it and consult your healthcare team.