Does GHK-Cu occur naturally in the body?
Yes.
GHK is a naturally occurring peptide found in human biological fluids and tissues, and it can bind copper to form GHK-Cu.
This is one reason researchers became interested in it.
However:
Natural occurrence does not automatically mean that injecting concentrated GHK-Cu is safe.
Many naturally occurring biological molecules can cause problems when administered at inappropriate concentrations or through inappropriate routes.WHERE TO BUY GHK-CU
18. How is GHK-Cu used in skincare?WHERE TO BUY GHK-CU
A typical consumer product may contain Copper Tripeptide-1 in a serum or cream.
The practical approach is generally to:
- Apply the product according to its manufacturer’s instructions.
- Introduce it gradually if you have sensitive skin.
- Avoid applying it to damaged or infected skin unless the product is specifically formulated and intended for that purpose.
- Stop if significant irritation occurs.
- Use sunscreen during the day because copper peptides are not substitutes for sun protection.
There is no universally established “best” cosmetic concentration for every purpose.
