in contrast, a high protein test breakfast (enriched with milk-based proteins) or liquid preloads of whey, casein, soy and gluten caused a prolonged suppression of ghrelin.42 The ability of ingested proteins and carbohydrates to cause ghrelin suppression is similar, even if they act with a different kinetic.43 Ghrelin concentrations may both decrease or increase after ingestion of a high-fat meal, with a slower return to baseline than after an ingestion of high-carbohydrate meal.44,45 The effect of fatty acids on ghrelin secretion may be dependent on their chain length.45 In a study, long-chain fatty acids (sodium oleate, 18 carbon atoms) showed to inhibit ghrelin, whereas medium-chain fatty acids (sodium caprylate, 8 carbon atoms) were ineffective.46 Nutrients and CCK release Ingested fats and proteins cause a greater, faster and longer postprandial release of CCK than carbohydrates.47 In fact CCK increase after carbohydrates is short-lived and returns to baseline within 1h.48 Fiber content of the meal also affects postprandial CCK release

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Excretion Pathways Excretion mechanisms for both peptides remain incompletely characterized: Renal filtration likely represents primary elimination route for peptide fragments Hepatic metabolism may contribute to peptide degradation and clearance No evidence of significant biliary excretion in available studies Pharmacokinetic studies in renal or hepatic impairment models are absent from literature The rapid systemic clearance of both peptides contrasts with prolonged downstream effects on growth hormone and IGF-1, indicating that direct peptide presence is not required for sustained biological activity once pituitary signaling cascades are initiated
it supports the bodys own GLP-1 production
Erdmann E, Dormandy JA, Charbonnel B, Massi-Benedetti M, Moules IK, Skene AM