Body-composition and secretagogue research
Published human evidence context
Small randomized studies in healthy adults found prolonged changes in growth hormone and IGF-I after subcutaneous administration. They measured pharmacodynamic biomarkers, not clinical benefit, and were too small and short to establish treatment safety or effectiveness.
- Evidence type
- Limited human evidence
- Form
- Investigational CJC-1295 with DAC
- Route
- Subcutaneous
Limits and source
No approved indication, patient-outcome benefit, or adequate long-term safety evidence exists. Findings for the DAC molecule cannot be transferred to the non-DAC form, and product identity in unapproved markets may be unreliable.
Open source [2]