GHK-Cu: what it is and what it is studied for
GHK-Cu is a tripeptide (three amino acids) bound to a copper ion. It occurs naturally in the body and is studied for its role in tissue repair.
What it is studied for
- Collagen and skin: associated with collagen synthesis and dermal remodeling.
- Tissue regeneration: research on repair and wound healing.
- Antioxidant defense: support for natural anti-inflammatory pathways.
- Hair and dermal thickness: studies on firmness and skin texture.
How it is used
It is administered subcutaneously, usually in cycles of several weeks with breaks. The dose and frequency are adjusted to each person under professional assessment; there is no single dose.
Precautions
- Requires professional assessment and follow-up.
- Does not replace a diagnosis or medical treatment.
- Caution is advised in pregnancy, breastfeeding and active illness.
At AAApep
We work with laboratory-grade inputs and a certificate of analysis per batch. The protocol is defined with you in consultation, with follow-up.
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