Sermorelin, CJC-1295, and Tesamorelin all target the same GHRH receptor in your pituitary, but their half-lives, IGF-1 response, and clinical applications are completely different.
In this video, I compare all three growth hormone-releasing peptides head to head, covering FDA approval status, standard dosing, and which one produces the biggest IGF-1 boost. Learn which peptide may fit your goals for body composition, recovery, or longevity, and understand the real differences your provider is weighing.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Three GHRH Peptides Compared
00:47 Origin and History of Each Peptide
02:11 FDA Approval Status Explained
03:31 Half-Life and Dosing Timing
05:42 Which Peptide Boosts IGF-1 Most
07:03 Dosing Protocols and Ranges
08:02 Side-by-Side Comparison
08:43 Which Peptide Is Right for You
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