ghk-cu

GHK-Cu

Human copper-binding peptide GHK-Cu (glycyl-l-histidyl-l-lysine) is a small, naturally occurring tripeptide present in human plasma that can also be released from tissues in the event of injury.

Since its discovery in 1973, GHK-Cu has established itself as a powerful protective and regenerative ingredient that is now widely used in skin and hair creams, cosmetic products and intranasal formulations.

In light of a wide-ranging 2018 publication [1] has many biological activities, of which all, according to current knowledge, appear to be beneficial to health.

How does GHK-Cu work?

GHK-Cu:
- stimulates The growth of blood vessels and nerves,
- increases collagen synthesis,
- increases synthesis of collagen elastin and glycosaminoglycans,
- supports The action of dermal fibroblasts,

Capability GHK-Cu to improve tissue repair has been demonstrated in the case:
skins,
- connective tissues lungs,
- tissues bone,
livers
- linings stomach.

As a result, the GHK-Cu is able to:

tighten loose skin And reverse the thinning of aging skin,

- stimulate skin protective proteins,

Improve the firmness, elasticity and clarity of the skin,

reduce fine lines, wrinkle depth and improve the structure aging skin,

- smooth rough skin

reduce mottled discoloration, stains and skin lesions

- improve overall appearance of the skin

- stimulate wound healing,

- protect skin cells against radiation UV,

reduce inflammation and free radicals,

- increase hair growth and thickness,
- increase hair follicle size,

The aforementioned study [1] also found that. GHK has a strong protective effect For cells, such as: numerous anticancer activities i anti-inflammatory, including lung protection i Restoring fibroblasts of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)!

GHK-Cu 
He is also responsible for:
particle suppression, which are considered to be accelerating diseases of aging, such as NFκB,
- action anti-anxietypainkillers anti-autoimmunization,
- DNA repair,
- Activation of cell purification by the proteasome system.

Does GHK-Cu have established side effects?

The only reported cases of side-effect findings occurred in amounts below 1% humans and were strongly correlated with the specific mode of administration of the peptides - injection.

The most common side effect was red coloration and pain around the injection site.
Other noted side effects include:
- increase in appetite
- bloating
- sleepiness

None of the clinical trials found any deterioration in health after the use of GHK-Cu



[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6073405/

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