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AOD-9604 + Tirzepatide

Advanced Body Composition

AOD-9604, a C-terminal fragment of human growth hormone associated with selective lipolytic activity, is paired with Tirzepatide's dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonism for appetite regulation and energy balance. The combination is explored for addressing fat reduction through complementary peripheral and central mechanisms.

Stack components

TirzepatideCompound 01
AOD-9604Compound 02
2
Compounds
2
Sources on file
51
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Mechanism

What each compound is researched for on its own. Nothing here describes an interaction between them.

Compound 01

Tirzepatide

Dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist researched for significant appetite reduction, caloric intake suppression, and metabolic regulation contributing to body weight reduction.

Compound 02

AOD-9604

C-terminal hGH fragment (176–191) researched for stimulating lipolysis and inhibiting lipogenesis without affecting insulin sensitivity or promoting growth-related systemic effects.

2 compounds · 1 research area
Stated as recorded. This page describes each compound separately and makes no claim that they act together.
Safety notes

Tirzepatide carries a well-characterized gastrointestinal side-effect profile in clinical research, including nausea and appetite suppression. AOD-9604 is generally reported as well-tolerated in Phase II human trials. No formal combination safety or efficacy data exists.

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Research references2 sources
Moderate
Metabolic effects of AOD9604: a modified fragment of human growth hormone
Obesity Res 2001
PeptideBase notePer-component source only — no combination study exists
no identifier on file
Strong
Tirzepatide versus semaglutide once weekly in patients with type 2 diabetes
N Engl J Med 2021
PeptideBase noteTirzepatide component study — no combination study exists
Related combinations3 share an area
Educational use only
PeptideBase documents what compounds are researched together and what evidence exists for each one separately. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, prescribing guidance or dosing instructions. Last reviewed 23 Apr 2026.

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