The California BOP has not offered any scientific or safety-based explanation for why this widely used and celebrated treatment should be restricted
It is not yet FDA-approved to treat hair loss because it was originally developed to treat fungus and yeast infections, and now that the drug has become available widely (and cheaply), there is little money to be made from a new FDA clearance (something that is very expensive to obtain)
Now, imagine encountering a smell reminiscent of rotten eggsa rather unappealing thought, right
The risks of research chemical GHK-Cu are substantially higher than the risks of the peptide itself under proper conditions
GHK-Cu 100mg is evaluated in laboratory research involving copper peptide signaling models, skin matrix pathway research, collagen pathway behavior, extracellular matrix response, peptide-metal complex activity, and controlled cellular response mechanisms
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