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Prohibited Peptide Hormones, Growth Factors, Related Substances, and Mimetics Under WADA Beyond fairness in competition, the lack of regulatory oversight exposes athletes to the risk of potential harm
Six publications mentioned GSH as part of reviews related to melanin (kojic acid in rats, [15] piceatannol inhibition of mushroom tyrosin-ase, [16] oral zinc sulphate murine hair hypopigmentation, [17] hydro-quinone occupational exposure [18] (and toxicity for skin lightening) [19] and natural ingredient-containing treatments for hyperpigmen-tation
Further animal and in vitro studies suggest that epithalon may inhibit breast adenocarcinoma, linked to its telomerase activity [5]
Ipamorelin: A growth hormone secretagogue studied for stimulating GH release with minimal side effects
Gorouhi & Maibach (2009) Skin Pharmacology and Physiology : Reviewed topical peptides including GHK-Cu for skin aging