Cjc dac and head feeling like it's going to explode!

sean604 · Mar 30, 2017

Does anyone know exactly why we experience a major head rush after poking dac? My head literally feels like it's going to explode everytime I poke (2mg).... I can hear my pulse / and feel it in my ears ahah it's crazy! Any one explain this?

epoxy · Mar 30, 2017

i never looked into explaining it myself, i was doing 5mg shots too. all i knew is if that shit happened, you knew it was workin

Beaver · Mar 30, 2017

CjC 1295 DAC warning High Blood Pressure !

You need to be very careful doing high doses of CJC 1295 DAC because it will drive your blood pressure SKY HIGH !
You need to do 2mg per every 7 day in divided doses. I like to do it in the morning before I workout. Your health is the most important asset you have and dont fuck it up !

The Beaver..........

sean604 · Mar 30, 2017

Agreed... thank you for your input

theprototype · Mar 31, 2017

sean604 said:
Does anyone know exactly why we experience a major head rush after poking dac? My head literally feels like it's going to explode everytime I poke (2mg).... I can hear my pulse / and feel it in my ears ahah it's crazy! Any one explain this?

I was just reading about CJC earlier today and found the answer. I'll add a link if you want to read the article.

While GHRH peptides generally offer positive results for their respective recommended dosages (100mcg per injection for Modified GRF 1-29, 2mg CJC-1295 DAC/week), there are side effects to look out for.
One of the most common side effects is a ‘head rush’ and throbbing temples about 10 minutes after injecting. This feeling usually lasts for about 20 minutes, although there is no need to worry as the condition is only caused by the GABA release in the brain. Which means it’s an indicator that the peptide is stimulating GH release, so it’s a good thing.

https://researchpeptides.com/blogs/effectiveness-ghrh-cjc-1293-cjc-1295-dac-mod-grf-1-29-a-51

sean604 · Mar 31, 2017

Hmm interesting ? Is there any evdidence to support that? Or any other articles that say the same thing? Not saying it's not true just like to be evidence based