Switching Peptide effects?

[SgtSaveAHo]

Hey guys. Just wondering. Does anyone know of any effects of switching from CJC w/ DAC to a MOD GRF?

I'm about to start a CJC w/ DAC and GHRP-2 cycle but thinking of switching the CJC to a MOD GRF.

Is it safe to do so? I can't find any research on this question.

 

[BioChemBro]

why wouldn't this be safe? pretty sure ghrp-2 & CJC w/o DAC is a popular peptide stack

hell, yrs ago i ran this stack for months at a time (but didn't notice any real effect until 1.5 months in)

 

[SgtSaveAHo]

Just making sure before i do it. This is my first time running a peptide cycle. I used GHRP-2 with AAS with my last cycle. But never just a straight peptide stack.

I read alot of articles saying you have to cycle DAC every 3-6 months at a time and can have damaging effects due to its "bleeding effect" if used for to long. That's what is influenceing my decision to switch. Just wanted to make sure im good to go doing that.

 

[BioChemBro]

i ran it for 9months, it kept me relatively lean, good quality of sleep & recovery, and some strength increase (possible placebo). Bloods showed no negative sides for that length. personally i wouldn't do it again when i can run AAS cycles twice a year

plus having to be fasted for the mid-afternoon pin can be tricky. i'd try it out only if you can go 3months on

 

[SgtSaveAHo]

Yeah my cjc is already shipped. What im gonna do is start with just 3 months of the CJC to see how my body reacts to it. If i like it, I'll keep using the GHRP-2 and recycle or swich to the MOD GRF and see how that is. But yeah i do love AAS too. Just finished my PCT so sticking with a cycle of peptides before doing another AAS cycle. Trying to give my body some time to adjust naturally before shocking it again with mass amounts of test lol

 

[Dr JIM]

Hey guys. Just wondering. Does anyone know of any effects of switching from CJC w/ DAC to a MOD GRF?

I'm about to start a CJC w/ DAC and GHRP-2 cycle but thinking of switching the CJC to a MOD GRF.

Is it safe to do so? I can't find any research on this question.

Peptide "research" that's an oxymoron w very few exceptions.