Source comparison
Comparison: CJC-1295 Timing Protocols
Late Morning (10–11 AM, Fasted) 12.4 ng/mL peak Low. Aligns with natural trough 100% (baseline) Optimal timing for once-weekly protocols. Maximizes pulse amplitude without desensitization Late Afternoon (4–6 PM, Fasted) 11.8 ng/mL peak Low. Second trough perio
This comparison does not assign a generated winner or score.
- Late Morning (10–11 AM, Fasted)
- 12.4 ng/mL peak
- Low. Aligns with natural trough
- 100% (baseline)
- Optimal timing for once-weekly protocols. Maximizes pulse amplitude without desensitization
- Late Afternoon (4–6 PM, Fasted)
- 11.8 ng/mL peak
- Low. Second trough period
- 95–100%
- Second-best option if morning dosing is impractical. Maintains trough alignment
- Nocturnal (Before Bed)
- 8.1 ng/mL peak
- High. Overlaps with sleep-related GH surge
- 85–90%
- Suboptimal. Receptor saturation reduces net pulse amplitude by 30–40%
- Post-Workout (Immediate)
- 7.9 ng/mL peak
- High. Overlaps with exercise-induced pulse
- 80–85%
- Suboptimal. Creates transient receptor saturation and feedback suppression
- Post-Meal (Fed State)
- 9.2 ng/mL peak
- Moderate
- 72–78%
- Reduced bioavailability due to insulin-mediated GH suppression and hepatic metabolism