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CJC-1295 No DAC Natural GH Rhythm Complete Guide 2026: Comparison Table

Half-Life 2–4 hours (subcutaneous) No-DAC clears fastest; rhGH intermediate; DAC persists across days Endogenous GH Suppression None (amplifies natural pulses) Minimal (modest negative feedback) Complete (shuts down pituitary GH secretion) No-DAC preserves end

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  • Half-Life
  • 2–4 hours (subcutaneous)
  • No-DAC clears fastest; rhGH intermediate; DAC persists across days
  • Endogenous GH Suppression
  • None (amplifies natural pulses)
  • Minimal (modest negative feedback)
  • Complete (shuts down pituitary GH secretion)
  • No-DAC preserves endogenous production; rhGH eliminates it
  • Receptor Desensitisation Timeline
  • None observed (transient agonism)
  • 8–12 weeks (progressive blunting)
  • N/A (replaces endogenous signal)
  • No-DAC maintains sensitivity indefinitely; DAC shows diminishing returns
  • IGF-1 Elevation Pattern
  • Pulsatile increase (mirrors GH pulses)
  • Sustained moderate increase
  • Sustained high increase
  • rhGH creates highest IGF-1; no-DAC creates physiological pattern
  • Cost per Week (Research-Grade)
  • $15–$30 (daily dosing)
  • $20–$40 (weekly dosing)
  • $200–$600 (daily dosing)
  • No-DAC and DAC are cost-effective; rhGH is 10–20x more expensive
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