GHK-Cu Subcutaneous Research Dosing Protocol
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FWIW- I have moved to AM/PM dosing given what I understand to be the very short half-life. Approx 5mg Am, 5mg Pm.
Also FWIW- I cannot note any benefits (or neg sides) at 10-15mg single pins. If nothing, why bother, eh?
It is still my intuition, based on absolutely nothing concrete, that GHK is going to be identified as something special. Let's see...
PS- all labs continue to be...perfection. My skin is elastic and spotless (65 years old)
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@peptidepete Glad to hear all is going well! I'm just bumping up to 5mg a day. My Copper RBC labs continue to be in the normal range (though high end of normal).
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Very little talk of the accelerating tissue repair aspect.
Has anyone else experimented with different sites specifically for that?I've found the back of the shoulders, beside the kneecap [inner and outer] to be great.
Above the kneecap and elbow not so much.I've also noticed that if feels better to hit a joint the night before working out on it, instead of the night you did.
This is with 2.5mg dosage: 50mg-10mL for 2, 25unit injections.
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FDA considers copper:
https://youtube.com/shorts/DOyKiokwhgM?si=pEICJ29cYBDzOUIH -
Started my GHK-Cu research last night! I didn't get a sting on the initial injection (3mL hospira in 50mg vial), but I woke up this morning with a small red spot that kinda feels like a bee sting. Might need to dilute further.
Started my GHK-Cu research last night! I didn't get a sting on the initial injection (3mL hospira in 50mg vial), but I woke up this morning with a small red spot that kinda feels like a bee sting. Might need to dilute further.
My recommendation is to not inject in the belly, I keep those shots specific to the upper glutes.
You could try no sting water which helps and thats the reason why my GHK i do in a syringe so i can add like 30units of additional water which ever, no sting or bac
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Started my GHK-Cu research last night! I didn't get a sting on the initial injection (3mL hospira in 50mg vial), but I woke up this morning with a small red spot that kinda feels like a bee sting. Might need to dilute further.
My recommendation is to not inject in the belly, I keep those shots specific to the upper glutes.
You could try no sting water which helps and thats the reason why my GHK i do in a syringe so i can add like 30units of additional water which ever, no sting or bac
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@atlas01 it's a trade-off: less pain/inconvenience but a 15% (absolute) lower absorption rate.
@vpeptides Where did you read that absorbtion rate?
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@atlas01 it's a trade-off: less pain/inconvenience but a 15% (absolute) lower absorption rate.
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@vpeptides Where did you read that absorbtion rate?
@RagnatLothbrok I posted a transcript from a video there, but I can't find it now, may that channel was deleted recently. As I recall, they were talking about the studies checking it in the blood after the sq injections in the abdomen vs. the thigh to be something like 60% vs. 45% absorption.
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@vpeptides been doing peptides for 10years and first i heard especially on GHK which is like TB500
Its systemic and a everyday or EOD shot…
Jab GHK in your belly and you will clean your but with bogus info like that
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@RagnatLothbrok I posted a transcript from a video there, but I can't find it now, may that channel was deleted recently. As I recall, they were talking about the studies checking it in the blood after the sq injections in the abdomen vs. the thigh to be something like 60% vs. 45% absorption.
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@vpeptides maybe it was deleted because is was not real data and do you just watch a random video and call it as verified proof?
@diegoc let me ask you too. Do you usually jump onto a random commenter and expect that every quote they posted has a verified proof? Do you have a verified proof it is not correct? It is a data point that I received and so far nobody has contested it. I will be more than happy to know it is not true, but do you have a proof of the opposite?
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