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After that, you can decide whether to reintroduce copper peptides at lower frequency or switch to a gentler alternative
Ascorbic acid at low pH can reduce copper(II) to copper(I), disrupting the GHK-Cu chelate and potentially generating free radicals through Fenton-type chemistry
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research standards, and it should not be represented as an FDA-approved treatment.