Best Supplements to Take With CJC-1295 (No DAC)
CJC-1295 (No DAC) tells the pituitary to fire a short, sharp growth hormone pulse and then steps back. That pulse drives IGF-1 production in the liver, which in turn signals muscle protein synthesis, fat mobilization, and tissue repair. But the pulse landing is only half the equation. For the signal to fully execute, the pituitary needs zinc to maintain the receptor it binds to, vitamin D to complete the calcium-dependent release step, and adequate amino acids downstream so the resulting IGF-1 signal has raw material to work with. The synergists in this stack, glycine, melatonin, L-citrulline, and GABA, amplify the same nocturnal GH pulse the peptide aligns with, while creatine ensures that elevated IGF-1 has sufficient training demand to convert into retained lean mass. There are no dose numbers on this page because the right amount of each supplement depends on your protocol, your bloodwork, and what else you are already taking. MyPeptidePal works that out for you.
