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CJC-1295 Recovery Results Timeline Comparison

Sleep Quality (REM duration) +15–25% vs baseline Sustained elevation Plateau at new baseline No further improvement Neurological adaptation occurs first. Structural changes follow Subjective Soreness Recovery Minimal change 20–30% faster resolution 30–40% fast

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  • Sleep Quality (REM duration)
  • +15–25% vs baseline
  • Sustained elevation
  • Plateau at new baseline
  • No further improvement
  • Neurological adaptation occurs first. Structural changes follow
  • Subjective Soreness Recovery
  • Minimal change
  • 20–30% faster resolution
  • 30–40% faster resolution
  • Sustained at week 5–8 levels
  • Perceived recovery precedes measurable tissue remodeling
  • Tendon Collagen Density
  • No change
  • Early fibroblast activation
  • +10–18% crosslinking density
  • Sustained improvement
  • Structural integrity gains require 4–6 weeks minimum
  • Lean Tissue Accretion (kg)
  • +0–0.2 (water/glycogen)
  • +0.2–0.5
  • +0.5–1.2
  • +1.0–1.8 total cumulative
  • Muscle protein synthesis lags GH elevation by 2–3 weeks
  • Subcutaneous Fat Loss (%)
  • Negligible
  • Negligible to minimal
  • −2–5% in abdominal region
  • −3–7% total if deficit maintained
  • Lipolytic effects require sustained enzyme expression
  • Lactate Clearance Rate
  • +5–10% improvement
  • +10–20% improvement
  • Metabolic recovery capacity improves before structural adaptation
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