Tesamorelin would be great. What do you think guys?
Tesamorelin belongs to the same group of compounds as CJC-1295. The main reason Tesa is probably more well-known is because it’s used in medicine to support the health of HIV patients and help reduce visceral fat in this group.
CJC-1295 works through the same mechanism — by increasing GH and IGF-1 levels, which can enhance lipolysis, especially when it comes to visceral fat.
Usually, GHRH compounds like CJC-1295 and Tesamorelin are combined with GHRP compounds like Ipamorelin (peptides that stimulate growth hormone through the ghrelin pathway). Since they work through different mechanisms, combining them can create a more noticeable effect. When used alone, they may not provide the same results.
At the moment, we have CJC-1295 with DAC complex available (
https://driadashop.to/cjc1295-with-dac-2mg). Thanks to the DAC complex, it has a longer half-life, so injections don’t need to be done as often — twice per week is usually enough.
Ipamorelin (
https://driadashop.to/ipamorelin-2mg) is usually taken daily, once or twice per day. The most important dose is often before sleep, as this helps mimic the body’s natural growth hormone release that happens at night.
The reduction of visceral fat comes mainly from the increase in GH and IGF-1, which is why this combination is often considered a good approach for this goal.
Personally, I added this combination for around one and a half months during a Retatrutide cycle (which we also have available if you’re interested), and I noticed it helped slightly speed up the weight loss process and, in particular, improve visceral fat reduction.
By the way, are you mainly looking to reduce visceral fat specifically, or is your main goal overall fat loss and body recomposition? It would be interesting to know what your current goal is, as the approach can be slightly different depending on that.