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1 2 What follows is a careful map for researchers and educated readers: what GHK-Cu is and where it came from, why the scalp might respond to it in principle, what the laboratory and human evidence actually shows, which popular claims fail to survive scrutiny, how the compound compares to the two therapies that do have pivotal human trials behind them, and where the honest bottom line sits
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We describe this drip as antioxidant and wellness support for healthy-looking skin, not as a skin-lightening treatment
[1] It is also known as tetra-substituted GRF (1-29), and is composed of a sequence thought to be the smallest necessary to interact with GHRH receptors, specifically the first 29 amino acids of GHRH
