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4 replies5 peopleAug 24, 2026☆ Follow
Summary

dosage advice for cjc no dac ipamorelin hcg and anastrozole at age 17 for low t

A 17-year-old user posted a planned daily and weekly protocol using those compounds as an alternative to testosterone and asked for feedback on whether the amounts should change. Multiple replies refused to engage with dosage questions, stressed that the user is underage, and directed focus toward lifestyle factors instead. The thread was then locked with instructions not to return until age 18.

What this discussion establishes

Nothing here is advice.

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AmberAlder74archiveopening postAug 24

At seventeen I would rather skip any comments about being too young. I am going ahead with this anyway and using hcg instead of testosterone to deal with low levels. Can you give thoughts on these amounts: 500 mcg of cjc without dac each day, 500 mcg of ipamorelin each day, 1500 iu of hcg split three times a week at 500 iu, and 0.25 mg of anastrozole twice a week. Do the amounts look right or should any be raised or lowered?

SharpAnchor92archiveAug 24

The age part does matter here.

ClearBeacon24archiveAug 24
↳ replying to @AmberAlder74 (opening post)

Stop this. As I already said in the previous thread, no one here is going to offer any guidance to a minor. You are too young for this.

SharpCompass12archiveAug 24

You do not actually have low T at your age. Focus first on taking charge of your own life and handling what you can control without any compounds. What is your current workout routine, how much do you weigh, what does your diet look like, and how tall are you? If you are not already training daily, begin lifting weights, running or cycling, eating properly and sleeping well so you can own your results. Adding compounds will not correct what can be handled naturally.

SlowLantern99archiveAug 24

Thread closed. Do not post about this again until you are 18.

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