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CJC/Ipa morning + Tesamorelin night, anyone splitting the GHRH axis like this?

Posted by grinder265 in Protocols & Stacks - 3 points, 4 comments.

Been messing with a split GH axis setup for a few weeks and wanted to see if anyone else is running something similar. So im doing CJC-1295 no dac 100mcg with ipa 200mcg fasted in the morning before training, then tesamorelin 1mg plus another ipa 200mcg right before bed. The logic in my head is morning CJC/Ipa gives me a clean pulse around my workout window when my body is already primed, and tesamorelin at night rides the natural GH surge during deep sleep without stacking two GHRH analogs on top of each other.

Recon math is pretty straightforward, 2mg CJC vial plus 2mg ipa vial reconstituted together with 2ml bac water gives me 100/100 per 0.1ml so i pin 0.2ml mornings. Tesamorelin i keep separate at 1mg per 0.1ml and pin 0.1ml before bed.

Sleep on this has been noticeably deeper, like i wake up less and the dreams are stupid vivid. Morning pulse doesnt seem to crash my appetite the way ipa alone used to mid day. Ngl curious if anyone has tried moving tesamorelin to AM instead or if pulsing it at night really is the move. Also wondering if splitting ipa across both doses is overkill vs just keeping it pinned to the night dose.

Comments

  • mel105: Interesting setup, and the logic tracks with how the axis actually works, cjc is a longer lived ghrh so the morning pulse kind of smears across the day while tesamorelin is short and sharp which suits the sleep surge window. Splitting ipa across both is probably more than you need imo, the bedtime shot is where it does the most work since that pulse is the biggest one, and keeping ipa out of the morning might be why your appetite stopped tanking. Have you tried just dropping the am ipa and seein
  • busy_fasted: Yeah the morning ipa was kind of a guess on my part, I added it because I read that pulsing gh around training might help recovery but honestly I never tracked it properly so I cant say it did much. Dropping it is the easier change to test first right, no point messing with the tesamorelin timing when the cjc morning pulse is already dialled in? And fasting glucose has been sitting around 4.8 to 5.1 on a libre sensor, insulin I havent pulled in a while, need to book the bloods lah. Is there a s
  • grinder265: Honestly yeah the morning ipa was kind of a guess on my part, I added it because I read that pulsing gh around training might help recovery but honestly I never tracked it properly so I cant say it did much. Dropping it is the easier change to test first right, no point messing with the tesamorelin timing when the cjc morning pulse is already dialled in? And fasting glucose has been sitting around 4.8 to 5.1 on a libre sensor, insulin I havent pulled in a while, need to book the bloods lah. Is
  • grinder265: The appetite thing is actually why i split it to begin with, morning ipa with CJC wrecked me for a few days and i thought two pulses was the culprit but honestly never isolated the variable so thats a fair point. Gonna try just CJC mornings for a week and see if the training response holds. Fasting glucose is solid, checked last month at 84 mg/dL which is normal for me. Insulins not on my last draw but ill add it next time, thats a gap in my monitoring for sure.

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