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Sermorelin Sleep Quality Results Comparison

Sleep Latency 20–30 minutes 10–15 minutes 8–12 minutes Reduced cortisol; enhanced adenosine sensitivity Nighttime Awakenings 2–4 per night 1–2 per night 0–1 per night Stabilized GH pulsatility; reduced cortisol rebound Slow-Wave Sleep % 12–15% of total sleep 1

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  • Sleep Latency
  • 20–30 minutes
  • 10–15 minutes
  • 8–12 minutes
  • Reduced cortisol; enhanced adenosine sensitivity
  • Nighttime Awakenings
  • 2–4 per night
  • 1–2 per night
  • 0–1 per night
  • Stabilized GH pulsatility; reduced cortisol rebound
  • Slow-Wave Sleep %
  • 12–15% of total sleep
  • 18–22%
  • 22–28%
  • Restored nocturnal GH pulse deepens Stages 3–4
  • REM Sleep %
  • 18–20% of total sleep
  • 20–23%
  • 23–27%
  • GH-mediated hypothalamic modulation of REM cycles
  • Morning HRV (ms)
  • 45–55 ms
  • 50–60 ms
  • 58–68 ms
  • Parasympathetic dominance during sleep increases
  • Subjective Restfulness (1–10 scale)
  • 4–5
  • 6–7
  • 7–9
  • Compounded effect of architecture normalization
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