Source comparison
CJC-1295 for Men Over 40: Body Composition Comparison
Visceral Fat (DEXA) 2.8kg average 2.1kg average (−25%) Increased lipolysis via GH-mediated hormone-sensitive lipase activation Clinically meaningful reduction. Visceral fat is the primary driver of metabolic syndrome risk Lean Body Mass 62kg average 64.1kg ave
This comparison does not assign a generated winner or score.
- Visceral Fat (DEXA)
- 2.8kg average
- 2.1kg average (−25%)
- Increased lipolysis via GH-mediated hormone-sensitive lipase activation
- Clinically meaningful reduction. Visceral fat is the primary driver of metabolic syndrome risk
- Lean Body Mass
- 62kg average
- 64.1kg average (+3.4%)
- IGF-1-driven muscle protein synthesis and nitrogen retention
- Modest but consistent gain without dietary or training modification
- IGF-1 Levels
- 140 ng/mL average
- 215 ng/mL average (+54%)
- Hepatic IGF-1 synthesis in response to sustained GH pulses
- Moves participants from lower to mid-range for age. Clinically relevant for recovery and anabolism
- Fasting Insulin
- 9.2 µIU/mL average
- 7.8 µIU/mL average (−15%)
- Improved peripheral insulin sensitivity in muscle tissue
- Small but positive trend. Not a replacement for dietary intervention in insulin-resistant individuals