Lipotropic Research Peptides

Lipotropic peptides are studied for their effects on fat metabolism — lipolysis, lipogenesis and the distribution of adipose tissue. The two anchors of this category are AOD-9604 and tesamorelin, which reached the same research question from opposite directions.

AOD-9604 is the C-terminal fragment of human growth hormone (hGH 176-191), isolated specifically because preclinical work suggested this region carries the parent hormone's lipolytic activity without its growth-promoting or glycemic effects. Tesamorelin is a stabilized GHRH analogue that works upstream, stimulating endogenous growth-hormone release; it carries phase 3 clinical data showing visceral adipose tissue reduction in defined study populations — the strongest evidence base of any GHRH analogue.

Both ship lyophilized with third-party certificates for purity, endotoxin and heavy metals, and both product pages summarize the underlying research with citations context in plain English. For research use only.