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    @gym.rat some ppl are lucky like that. I’ve read several posts on different forums where they can do 3 ml bac with 100mg and no sting. Hard to wrap my head around that one.

    With the exception of doing inner thigh that one time, hubs rat hasn’t experienced any sting

    “Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”

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      @gym.rat some ppl are lucky like that. I’ve read several posts on different forums where they can do 3 ml bac with 100mg and no sting. Hard to wrap my head around that one.

      With the exception of doing inner thigh that one time, hubs rat hasn’t experienced any sting

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      @WisGal64 I believe it. I'm sure if I was the rat it would hurt worse than unbuffered NAD did for me. I'm sticking to topical copper personally.

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        New GHK-CU video dropped from a YT doc that many like. If I'm not supposed to post this, please edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veqDr44p8L0

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          jackiewatson
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          That’s a great video! I watched it earlier

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            Very good video! thanks for sharing it. COPD and Emphysema, very interesting info!

            “Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”

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              New GHK-CU video dropped from a YT doc that many like. If I'm not supposed to post this, please edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veqDr44p8L0

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              @gym.rat I really like her; she is the doctor that got me curious about peptides.

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                My research beaver has the sensitivity to GHK-Cu. I rub in a few drops of DMSO topically over the area and it dissipates/heals that area.
                |But remember this! If you accumulate enough DMSO (a tablespoon a day for 3 days) your beaver will be the smelliest creature on the planet to 25% of the population. They will let you know the first minute you walk into the room. A few drops a day will be fine.

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                  My research beaver has the sensitivity to GHK-Cu. I rub in a few drops of DMSO topically over the area and it dissipates/heals that area.
                  |But remember this! If you accumulate enough DMSO (a tablespoon a day for 3 days) your beaver will be the smelliest creature on the planet to 25% of the population. They will let you know the first minute you walk into the room. A few drops a day will be fine.

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                  @kenhnsy Based on your comment I began to lookup DMSO. This is kinda interesting for those who are going the topical route like me, but may also help with the pain aspect of subq.

                  From what I've read, injection makes the peptide more bioavailable while the topical application can only effect the upper layers of the dermis. However, per some accounts, using DMSO with GHK-cu delivers the peptide deeper into the skin similar to an injection. There are plenty of warnings, though, like making sure nothing is cross-contaminated because DMSO carries whatever you mix it with into your system. Also, DMSO is used by itself for pain but some reports negative experiences (and they note the stuff is used on horses).

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                    Early in my career this was used as a bladder installation for interstitial cystitis. Worked for some but not a cure all. It's kind of like methylene blue (a dye) in that it started life in industry (strong solvent) that someone discovered (I always wonder who was the first) had medicinal properties. If placed on the skin it will carry anything with it that is present- soaps, lotions, perfumes. You (and anyone you love) should also like garlic!

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                      @kenhnsy Based on your comment I began to lookup DMSO. This is kinda interesting for those who are going the topical route like me, but may also help with the pain aspect of subq.

                      From what I've read, injection makes the peptide more bioavailable while the topical application can only effect the upper layers of the dermis. However, per some accounts, using DMSO with GHK-cu delivers the peptide deeper into the skin similar to an injection. There are plenty of warnings, though, like making sure nothing is cross-contaminated because DMSO carries whatever you mix it with into your system. Also, DMSO is used by itself for pain but some reports negative experiences (and they note the stuff is used on horses).

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                      @gym.rat said in GHK Cycle:

                      This is kinda interesting for those who are going the topical route like me

                      Kind of a huge and controversial topic. I was referring to how DMSO acts like a super solvent and allows biological processes to happen faster. Wounds heal way fast when applying it topically. It diffuses easily through the skin and then all throughout the body. I have never had an issue with contaminants, always applying it onto clean skin. I was not referring to it as an injection solvent.
                      If you ever have the chance, swallow a tablespoon before a workout and see how that activity goes. It is nothing short of miraculous. And if it were not for the odor issue, I would be taking it every day.

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