CJC-1295 references you can open and read

The list below shows where each fact came from

The drug company ConjuChem created CJC-1295 to extend a brief hormone message. These reports show what followed from that work and where the testing stopped.

A bracketed number on another page leads to one item below. Opening that link lets you read the original report for yourself.

Medical journals let you see what happened to human volunteers, mice, or rats. ClinicalTrials.gov is the government list that confirms a later human trial ended early.

FDA papers explain why the agency opposed pharmacy mixing. The world sports authority gives the ban that applies to tested athletes.

Reports connect a patient's death with the stopped DAC program. The public record does not name the compound as the cause, nor does it settle the death's cause.

No honest answer can fill in that missing cause. The full reference list gives you the public reports that are available.

For an easier account of the results, return to the human study findings. The bracket numbers there bring you back to the matching source here.