This ban lifting is baseless and will give the public a sense of legitimacy for a peptide with no clinical trial data to support safety or efficacy My inputI had previously reviewed this topic erictopol.substack.com/p/the-peptide- Amazing how you just declare there is no evidence or data in the face of all the evidence and data
Productrelated toxicity is a real risk since real world vials are untested
GHK-Cu is a synthetic copper peptide complex composed of three amino acids glycine, histidine, and lysine bound to a copper(II) ion
Research is emerging, so a naturopathic doctor can help weigh benefits, sourcing, and safety
[] TGR5 activation, in turn, triggers GLP-1 secretion, amplifying the metabolic benefits
So I think there are a lot of options now that people can figure out, you know, what works best for them