Mentioned 9 times on 3 shows. Most recently heard 14/09/2026.
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“So that's been interesting. You know, I think there's a lot of excitement nowadays about growth hormone secretagogues, things like Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin and CJC. I'm not a fan. They've always nuked my REM sleep. They've always spiked my PSA.”
“Yeah. I keep around BPC 157 and TB500 for injuries. I run a couple of times a year, a Tesamorelin, Ipamorelin with CJC 1295 cycle for growth hormone. And those are the biggies.”
“I haven't dabbled with that one yet. And then there are the so-called growth hormone secretagogues. So we're talking about Tesamorelin, Ipamorellin, CJC 1295. These will promote more growth hormone release and sleep. They will have a negative feedback effect where they're going to shut down some of your own production.”
“into the weeds of the history of this peptide and all those other things. But suffice it to say, CJC 1295 can raise growth hormone and IGF-1. But one of the biggest mistakes people make is assuming that's because a molecule changes biology and therefore it's going to improve health.”
“That distinction matters a lot for CJC1295 because its appeal rests on stimulating the growth hormone pathway. And we already have a much more direct way to interrogate that pathway, giving growth hormone itself.”
“For CJC 1295, I think that case has yet to be made. And, Peter, I think, given what we talked about, one of the common follow-up questions, and we see it a lot, is going to be: you know, the amount of people who will write or ask us who insist they've been on one of these peptides and it's worked, or they have friends who have tried it and it's worked for them.”
“BPC 157, CJC 1295, or some other peptide stack is just one part of a sea of variables, and yet it always seems to be the thing that gets the credit.”
“These molecules came from inside the industry very often. CJC 1295 is actually named after the pharma company that abandoned it, ConjiChem. The gray market isn't an alternative to pharma. It's the salvage yard for the drugs pharma tested and walked away from.”
“We're going to kind of go a little deep into the following: SS31, melanitan 2, CJC 1295, and BPC 157. Why did we pick those four? They're incredibly popular. They're probably the ones I get asked about the most from patients, friends, anybody.”