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Ipamorelin

Also known as NNC 26-0161 · ipamorelin acetate

A randomized phase 2 postoperative-ileus study found no statistically significant improvement in its key or secondary efficacy endpoints. Early volunteer studies establish pharmacology, not wellness benefit.

Low evidenceNot FDA approved
Evidence maturity
Early signal
Regulatory status
Not FDA approved
Recorded outcomes
3
Indexed sources
3
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Summary

An unapproved ghrelin-receptor agonist and growth-hormone secretagogue with limited clinical development.

What is Ipamorelin being studied for?

Growth hormone and gastrointestinal motility

How is it thought to work?

Activates the ghrelin or growth-hormone-secretagogue receptor, stimulating GH release and gastrointestinal motility pathways.

Recorded outcomes

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3 graded outcomes and 3 sources for Ipamorelin.

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