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All of us produce GLP-1, which is an incretin hormone that gets released into our bloodstream when we eat
Products with 1-2% GHK-Cu concentration in stable formulations with appropriate pH and penetration enhancers create stronger improvements more likely persisting after treatment, while lower concentrations (0.1-0.5%) or degraded products may produce subtle temporary effects disappearing quickly upon discontinuation

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The best glutathione food source is Brussels sprouts
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