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monitor_weightMetabolicGHRH analogNot yet available from our pharmacy partners

Tesamorelin

Growth-hormone-releasing-hormone analog studied for visceral adipose tissue reduction and body composition shifts.

This compound has an established clinical pathway, but our licensed pharmacy partners do not currently compound it, so Allora does not dispense it today. Join the waitlist and we will notify you when it becomes available.

Mechanism of action

How Tesamorelin works

Stimulates pulsatile release of endogenous growth hormone, which favors visceral fat lipolysis and improvements in lean mass over time.

Areas of study

What Tesamorelin is studied for

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    Visceral adipose tissue reduction

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    Body composition optimization in metabolically compromised adults

Considerations

Important things your physician will discuss

This is general clinical context — not medical advice. Your evaluation determines whether Tesamorelin is appropriate for you.

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    Not currently compounded by our licensed pharmacy partners — offered as educational information and waitlist only

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    Requires baseline metabolic and hormonal labs prior to initiation

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    Not appropriate during active malignancy or pregnancy

Curious whether this peptide fits your protocol?

A licensed Allora physician will review your goals, history, and labs before recommending any therapy.

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Peptide therapy is a specialized medical treatment. Not all patients are eligible based on clinical history. A medical consultation is required before any prescription can be issued. Third-party testing reports are available to patients upon request for their specific therapeutic medication batch.