just got cjc 1295!

**Tooget** · 10-16-2010, 12:15 PM

I just got my hands on 20mg of cjc 1295 with DAC. I was going to use 1mg/week for 20weeks. I know most stack this with ghrp-6 but this is all i have right now until i save up some more cash. Could i use this as a stand alone and would i see benefit from 500mcg E3D?

T

**Bonaparte** · 10-16-2010, 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by Tooget

I just got my hands on 20mg of cjc 1295 with DAC. I was going to use 1mg/week for 20weeks. I know most stack this with ghrp-6 but this is all i have right now until i save up some more cash. Could i use this as a stand alone and would i see benefit from 500mcg E3D?

T

Well, you fukced that up royally. CJC with DAC is worthless, since it just causes a weak little GH bleed which won't help you.
Try to swap it out for the non-DAC version or throw it away.

**DCannon** · 10-16-2010, 04:01 PM

Originally Posted by Bonaparte

Well, you fukced that up royally. CJC with DAC is worthless, since it just causes a weak little GH bleed which won't help you.
Try to swap it out for the non-DAC version or throw it away.

Do you have proof of this?

Adding the DAC just makes the half-life longer.

**ronnin** · 10-16-2010, 06:23 PM

Look up ********** online. He has research on the above issues with the 1295-DAC.

My advise is 100mg 1295 w/o DAC and 100mg GHRP-6 2/3 times a day.

You should wait until you can get GHRP-6 before you start as the combined effects are much greater than each individually. GHRP-6 can be found pretty cheap if you look around.

**Tooget** · 10-16-2010, 10:31 PM

god, are you serious!! damn... i might have to wait then and get GHRP6. Are you sure i won't notice anything with cjc on its own for say 6-8 weeks, then if i got ghrp6 or 2 for the remainder 12 weeks, i best start saving and stop buying supplements for some months.

**Bonaparte** · 10-16-2010, 11:23 PM

Originally Posted by DCannon

Do you have proof of this?

Adding the DAC just makes the half-life longer.

I've done plenty of reading on DatBTrue's forum (which is the best source of info for peptides) and looked at graphs that illustrate the GH release pattern from different peptides. GH works inversely to AAS, in that you need high spikes of it to cause results without side effects. A little trickle of GH isn't going to do anything, and if it does somehow cause a large enough trickle, then the chronic IGF-1 elevation could cause tons of GH side effects (acromegaly, joint pain, intestinal growth, etc).