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Medicine CJC-1295

About Medicine CJC-1295: An Annotated Bibliography of the CJC-1295 Literature

About This Site

Medicine CJC-1295 is an annotated bibliography of the peer-reviewed research literature on CJC-1295, the synthetic GHRH analog. Each entry summarizes what a published study measured and pins it to its source. Nothing is sold, supplied, or dispensed here; no clinician is on staff; and no line on the site is medical advice, a prescription, or a treatment recommendation.

The word 'medicine' in the domain name works the way it does in 'medical dictionary' — a subject-area label, not a service. This shelf offers no consultation, no prescription, and no treatment recommendation. It catalogues and reads the published literature on one compound, and stops there.

What We Cover

The site documents the CJC-1295 research record from the original ConjuChem characterization work (Jette 2005) through the Phase I/II human trials (Teichman 2006, Ionescu 2006), the GHRH knockout mouse body composition studies (Alba 2006), the ipamorelin synergy work (Cunha and Mayo 2002, Raun 1998), the DAC pharmacokinetic data, the regulatory record (FDA 503A 2024, Phase II trial NCT00267527 termination), and the anti-doping detection literature (WADA S2 status).

Every quantitative claim is tied to a numbered citation in the peer-reviewed CJC-1295 references. Every cited URL is live-verified before the site publishes. If a study's findings are uncertain, we say so. If a question has no published answer, we say so.

What We Cover

What We Are Not

No clinician, pharmacist, or nurse works on this bibliography; it keeps no consulting room, writes no prescriptions, and has no address you can visit for care. It offers no diagnoses and no treatment plans.

The compound catalogued here — CJC-1295 — is not FDA-approved for any human indication, and the FDA placed it on the 503A bulk-drug-substance no-go list in 2024. Nothing on this site is a recommendation to use CJC-1295 or any other compound; the record is documented because it is published and public, and any medical decision belongs with a qualified professional the reader consults directly.

The shelf also links to no vendor and sells nothing. It holds no commercial relationship with any supplier of CJC-1295 or related compounds, and is supported editorially only.