GHK-Cu: The Copper Peptide That's Rewriting the Rules of Regeneration How a three-amino-acid sequence discovered in human blood became the Swiss Army knife of anti-aging medicine In the pantheon of anti-aging interventions, most compounds fall into one of two categories: the overhyped and underdelivered, or the promising but perpetually "five years away from clinical application." GHK-Cu, a copper-binding tripeptide that sounds like a military designation for classified equipment, occupies a refreshingly different space
GHK-CU is commonly known as a copper peptide because it combines the GHK peptide with copper ions
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Neurological symptoms range from impaired cognitive function, depression, seizures, and premature aging of neurons, to paresthesias, painful dysesthesias, and thermal sensations (6, 11, 16, 58)