CJC1295 (No DAC) + Ipamorelin 10mg

Common (Mild and Temporary) Side Effects

These typically subside as the body adjusts to therapy:

• Injection Site Reaction: Pain, redness, swelling, or itching at the injection site.

• Flushing: A warm, red sensation in the face and chest immediately after injection.

• Water Retention: Mild temporary bloating or swelling (edema), especially in the hands and feet.

• Headache and Dizziness: Reported by a small percentage of patients.

• Increased Appetite: Ipamorelin is an analogue of ghrelin, the "hunger hormone," which can cause an increase in appetite.

Serious (Requires Medical Monitoring) Risks

• Metabolic Disruption / Insulin Resistance: Although less severe than with $\text{HGH}$, increasing $\text{GH}$ and $\text{IGF}-1$ levels can potentially affect glucose metabolism. Patients with pre-existing diabetes or insulin resistance must have their blood glucose levels closely monitored.

• Increased Cancer Risk (Theoretical): $\text{GH}$ and $\text{IGF}-1$ are anabolic and pro-growth hormones. Elevated levels may stimulate the growth of existing (but undiagnosed) cancerous cells or tumors. This is a primary contraindication.

• Immunogenicity: The $\text{FDA}$ has noted a risk for $\text{CJC}-1295$ to cause an immune response (antibody formation) because it is a chemically modified peptide. In rare cases, this could lead to severe allergic reactions.

• Acromegaly Risk (High Doses): Chronic, unsupervised use of excessively high doses over a long period could theoretically lead to symptoms associated with $\text{GH}$ excess, such as joint pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and abnormal growth (acromegaly).

Contraindications (Who Should AVOID)

• Individuals with active cancer or a history of malignancy.

• Individuals with uncontrolled diabetes or severe metabolic issues.

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women.

• Anyone with a known hypersensitivity or allergy to peptides.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. $\text{CJC}-1295$ and $\text{Ipamorelin}$ are not $\text{FDA}$-approved for general anti-aging use and should only be administered and monitored by a qualified healthcare professional.