GHRP-2 is a synthetic growth hormone secretagogue that binds to and activates ghrelin (GH secretagogue) receptors[1]. This activation triggers potent, pulsatile release of growth hormone from the pituitary gland in a dose-dependent manner[4]. Clinical studies in GH-deficient children demonstrated meaningful GH increases even at low doses (0.3–3.0 mcg/kg), with escalating doses over several months showing sustained efficacy[2]. In healthy adults, doses of 100 mcg SC daily produce acute GH stimulation[3], while routine protocols typically maintain 100–300 mcg/day to balance efficacy with receptor sensitivity. The peptide has been well tolerated in clinical trials with no significant adverse effects or toxicity reported at these dosage ranges[2][7].