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When to Consider CJC-1295 for Recovery and When to Avoid It Potentially Reasonable Scenarios Post-surgical recovery in patients with documented low IGF-1 levels who have not responded to standard rehabilitation Chronic musculoskeletal injury with objective evidence of impaired healing (e.g., non-union fractures, chronic tendinopathy) where conventional treatment has been exhausted Patients who have been evaluated and cleared by an endocrinologist for GH-axis stimulation When to Avoid It As a first-line recovery agent (no evidence supports this over standard care) In patients with active or recent malignancy In patients with impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes Without baseline IGF-1 and metabolic labs From sources that do not meet compounding pharmacy regulatory standards Clinical Decision Framework Before prescribing CJC-1295 off-label for recovery, clinicians should document: (1) the specific recovery deficit being targeted, (2) why conventional recovery interventions have been insufficient, (3) baseline IGF-1, glucose, and HbA1c values, and (4) informed consent that explicitly states the off-label nature, very low evidence quality, and potential metabolic risks
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