Plateaus can happen for several reasons: Calorie intake quietly drops too low, metabolism adapts, and fatigue rises Protein is too low and lean mass is dropping NEAT drops, meaning you move less without noticing Sleep worsens, which raises hunger hormones and cravings Stress stays high, cortisol stays high, and appetite gets weird The dose is not optimized for your response A good clinician will treat a plateau like data, not like failure
They have found a 60 to 90 percent decrease in fatigue, brain fog, pain, and MCAS symptoms
The same principles that guide peptide dosing strategies across multiple compounds apply here: start low, increase slowly, and pay attention to response rather than rushing to an arbitrary target dose
Safety in this context refers both to the medication's integrity and to its continued ability to deliver the intended therapeutic effect
Side Effects Comparison Both sermorelin and CJC-1295 are generally well tolerated when prescribed appropriately and monitored by a qualified provider