CJC1295/Ipamorelin

Why Ipamorelin vs Semorelin
Both peptides stimulate the natural secretion of growth hormone, but they do so via different receptors. As a result of their effects on growth hormone (GH) levels, Ipamorelin and Sermorelin both cause increased fat burning and muscle building, enhanced long bone growth, decreased inflammation, and improved wound healing. However, their actions via different receptors result in these two peptides having slightly different ancillary effects.
Ipamorelin triggers the release of neuropeptide Y. This peptide is an important neurotransmitter in the control of appetite and food preference, but it also plays an important role in how we perceive pain.

The peptide has a long history of building lean muscle and improving overall muscle mass. The fat-burning properties of the peptide also make it a prime candidate for people trying to lose weight.
Ipamorelin is also widely used by athletes who are seeking to improve performance and physical condition.
The peptide has been studied for its ability to activate growth hormone (GH) production in the body.
As a result, Ipamorelin is well-regarded for building muscle without any unwanted side effects.
Ipamorelin (like Sermorelin) has a good reputation for faster recovery from wounds and injuries.
The peptide proliferates the creation of new repair cells which expedite the process and allow you to recover sooner. Ipamorelin has a benefit were it blocks somatastatin, a receptor blocker for HGH, this allows more receptors to open and absorbed HGH.