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Growth hormone-releasing hormone
Also indexed as GHRH · growth hormone releasing factor · GRF
GHRH is a hypothalamic hormone signal studied in human physiology and endocrine research. The page stays close to that literature instead of turning a small sleep study into a care claim.
Last reviewed 2026-09-07 · education only
O que aparece na literatura
GHRH signals through the GHRH receptor on pituitary cells and participates in pulsatile growth-hormone regulation. That is a physiological description, not a protocol.
History & development
- 1977
The Nobel record recognized work on peptide hormone production and hypothalamic endocrine regulation, a foundation for the GHRH field.
- 1996
A controlled human physiology study measured sleep-stage changes after GHRH administration.
Approved brands & pathway
Growth hormone-releasing hormone is presented for research-name and evidence literacy. A research name does not authenticate a product or establish a human-use pathway.
Entradas de evidência
Tema: Sleep · neuroendocrine research · Categoria: Sleep
Growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH)
O que a fonte sustenta
Small human physiology study
A controlled study in healthy volunteers measured sleep-stage changes after episodic or continuous GHRH administration.
Limite: Small, protocol-specific physiology research cannot be treated as sleep-care guidance or evidence for a marketplace material.
Fonte: J Clin Endocrinol Metab · PubMed Ler fonte ↗
Grade mix in this atlas
Grades describe the cited record for a narrow question. They do not score a marketplace material or make a health decision.
Naming curiosities & useful distinctions
- GHRH and GRF are related names in endocrine literature; the exact analog or fragment matters.
- A hormone name is not a product name or a proof of a particular preparation.
Physiology is not a sleep prescription
A small controlled physiology study can show that a hormone signal changes measured sleep variables without establishing a general sleep treatment.
Nomes no registro
Hormone research context
Roger Guillemin and Andrew Schally
The Nobel record credits their discoveries concerning peptide hormone production; this page does not assign sole invention of every GHRH analog.