Source comparison
CJC-1295 No DAC: Growth Hormone Pulse Results Timeline Comparison
0–15 minutes Baseline (no change) Receptor binding initiated; no observable GH secretion yet This is the latency window. Peptide is circulating but not yet triggering release 30–60 minutes 2–3× baseline Baseline (no measurable change) Active GH secretion; puls
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- 0–15 minutes
- Baseline (no change)
- Receptor binding initiated; no observable GH secretion yet
- This is the latency window. Peptide is circulating but not yet triggering release
- 30–60 minutes
- 2–3× baseline
- Baseline (no measurable change)
- Active GH secretion; pulse rising toward peak
- GH is elevated but hasn't been circulating long enough to affect IGF-1 synthesis
- 90–120 minutes (peak)
- 3–5× baseline
- 10–15% above baseline (beginning to rise)
- Peak GH concentration; hepatic IGF-1 synthesis initiated
- This is the pulse apex. Maximum GH elevation before clearance begins
- 3–4 hours
- Returned to baseline
- 10–20% above baseline
- GH pulse resolved; IGF-1 synthesis continuing in liver
- GH has cleared but IGF-1 continues rising for 12+ hours post-pulse
- 12–18 hours
- Baseline
- 15–25% above baseline (single-pulse peak)
- GH fully normalised; IGF-1 at single-dose maximum
- Single-pulse IGF-1 response peaks here, then decays over 48–72 hours
- Week 3 (cumulative)
- Baseline between pulses
- 25–40% above pre-protocol baseline
- Chronic IGF-1 elevation established through repeated pulsing
- Cumulative effect. Baseline IGF-1 is now elevated even 72+ hours post-pulse