GHK-Cu 100mg is a copper peptide complex made from glycyl L histidyl L lysine bound to copper ions. This naturally occurring GHK-Cu peptide occurs in human plasma, and researchers have identified it there. Researchers have studied it in laboratory settings across skin biology and peptide signalling pathways.
Published human studies on “GHK-Cu” have examined its role in tissue repair. They also looked at collagen and elastin production. They studied how cells respond to injury.
Research has also examined its affinity for copper. This may relate to enzyme activity in wound healing. It may also affect anti-inflammatory signalling and extracellular matrix regulation.
In controlled research settings, GHK-Cu 100 mg has been studied for increased collagen expression. It has also been linked to reduced wrinkle depth and thicker skin. Research has also looked at improve skin structure, skin density, and anti ageing mechanisms at a cellular level.
Additional areas of research include:
- Tissue repair and wound healing models
- Collagen and elastin production pathways
- Anti inflammatory response
- Hair growth studies
- Wrinkle depth and skin density observations
- Some experimental models reference administration methods such as topical application and injection site observation. These are limited to research environments only.
The supplier provides GHK-Cu 100 mg as a blue lyophilised powder. It requires reconstitution using appropriate laboratory protocols. Stability depends on correct handling, including temperature control and avoiding degradation.
This product is intended for laboratory research only and is not approved for human or veterinary use.
