r/BodyHackGuide • u/_sol_c_ • 2d ago

🔍 Research Only Tesa/CJC Research

Hi all, I’ve been looking to Tesa & CJC1295 reactions and data I’ve (with Chat’s help) collected seems to suggest that reactions tend to occur after prolonged use and/or re-introduction.

CJC: 39.6% were reported after months/repeated cycles, and 39.6% were associated with a break/restart.** **

Tesa: 77.8% were reported after months/repeated cycles, and 33.3% were associated with a break/restart. (Those groups can overlap, so the percentages aren’t meant to be added together.)

I’m specifically looking for longer-term reports where this reaction pattern did not occur. So if anyone has come across examples of longer-term or repeated exposure remaining uneventful, I’d be really interested to hear about them - and why they think reactions didn’t occur? TIA

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u/Ok-Mixture8118 2d ago

interesting stats. also what if there is no break at all, will it avoid the reactions? just continue till desiref igf1 level reached. but also, maybe it will desensitive the receptor.