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Tesamorelin

Also known as Egrifta SV · Egrifta WR · tesa · tesaipa · TH9507

Randomized trials found reductions in visceral adipose tissue in the labeled population. The effect should not be generalized to routine weight loss, bodybuilding, or healthy aging.

High evidenceFDA approved
Evidence maturity
Established record
Regulatory status
FDA approved
Recorded outcomes
3
Indexed sources
3
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Summary

A growth-hormone-releasing hormone analog approved for excess abdominal fat in adults with HIV-associated lipodystrophy.

What is Tesamorelin being studied for?

HIV-associated lipodystrophy

How is it thought to work?

Stimulates pituitary growth-hormone release and downstream IGF-1 through the GHRH receptor.

Recorded outcomes

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3 graded outcomes and 3 sources for Tesamorelin.

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