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Ipamorelin
Also listed as: Ipamorelin acetate
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- Product status
- Not FDA-approved
- Evidence label
- Randomized evidence
- Body topics
- Hormones
Status as of
Reference fields
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- Mechanism
- A ghrelin-receptor agonist.
- Evidence
- A randomized postoperative-ileus trial did not show a significant efficacy advantage.
- Limitations
- That setting does not establish anti-aging or muscle-building benefit.
- Safety
- FDA flags safety uncertainties for injectable ipamorelin.
- Route and product context
- The cited trial used intravenous treatment after bowel surgery.
- Approval scope
- The reviewed FDA record identifies no approved ipamorelin product.
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Source list
- FDA safety
FDA · Checked
- FDA ipamorelin
FDA · Checked
- Beck
PubMed · Checked