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Certain individuals should avoid or use caution with CJC 1295, especially those with: Hormone-sensitive cancer s (GH can promote cell growth, which may be risky for those with a history of cancer) Diabetes or insulin resistance (GH impacts blood sugar levels) Severe cardiovascular conditions (fluid retention can increase blood pressure) For anyone considering CJC 1295, its always best to consult a healthcare provider to weigh the benefits against potential risks
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