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CJC-1295 no DAC & Ipamorelin 50s Age Specific Protocol: Dosing Comparison

Under 40 100mcg 100–200mcg 5–7×/week Daily pre-sleep or post-training Standard protocol. Sufficient pituitary reserve supports daily stimulation without desensitization 40–50 100–150mcg 150–250mcg 4–5×/week Alternating pre-sleep and post-training Transition pr

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  • Under 40
  • 100mcg
  • 100–200mcg
  • 5–7×/week
  • Daily pre-sleep or post-training
  • Standard protocol. Sufficient pituitary reserve supports daily stimulation without desensitization
  • 40–50
  • 100–150mcg
  • 150–250mcg
  • 4–5×/week
  • Alternating pre-sleep and post-training
  • Transition protocol. Pituitary response begins declining, frequency reduction prevents receptor fatigue
  • 50+
  • 200–300mcg
  • 3–4×/week
  • Pre-sleep (2×/week) + post-training (1–2×/week)
  • Age-adjusted protocol. Higher per-dose amounts compensate for blunted response; reduced frequency preserves receptor sensitivity across week
  • 60+
  • 150–200mcg
  • 250–300mcg
  • 3×/week
  • Strict pre-sleep alignment
  • Conservative protocol. Circadian GH machinery weakest; all injections timed to strongest remaining pulse window
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