The Pep Talk - GHK-Cu in Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine

[00:01:45]   GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring tripeptide found in multiple tissues in the body.

• It functions locally as a copper buffer.
• It has physiological response reactions to inflammation and neuro-generation.
• It is a gene expression modulator
• It is good for the skin.
• It attaches to copper ions, which is especially important for various metabolic processes in the body.

[00:02:31]   What does this mean for people with copper deficiencies?

• This peptide buffers and regulates copper in proper ranges in the body.

[00:04:03]   GHK-Cu diminishes with age and iron overload creates copper metabolism abnormalities.

[00:04:29]   GHK-Cu plays a profound role in protecting and regenerating liver cells.

• It causes new blood vessel growth and recovery on a cellular level.
• It has a positive effect on most tissues in the body .i.e., skin, neuro, and nerve regenerative properties.
• It stimulates collagen and restructures fibroblast in skin.
• Can tighten loose skin, reverse aging, and reduce wrinkles and age spots.
• It can be applied transdermally.
• There are possibilities of copper overload, but highly unlikely.

[00:06:02]   Some studies proved the peptide to have a protective mechanism on DNA.

[00:06:30]   The smaller peptides have pleotropic effects, in contrast to the bigger peptides like Human Growth hormone that have more narrow focused effects.

[00:07:54]   Age reversal not only in skin, but also in nerve regeneration

[00:08:59]   GHK-Cu should be able to cross the blood brain barrier, especially since it is naturally occurring.

[00:09:24]   Dosing for various neuropathies.

• Systemically 1-2 mg per day.
• Frequency depends on volume of what it concentrates down to.
• For targeted treatment, inject it as close to the site in question as possible.

[00:15:30]   Some studies show that GHK-Cu could have an effect on hair regrowth.

• In addition, it could restore hair color.
• Blocks DHT (Dihydrotestosterone)
• Acts as an anti-inflammatory.
• Aids in stem cell migration.

[00:16:00]   Carl shares a few interesting facts about the adverse side effects of corticosteroids. Studies show that GHK-Cu could possibly replace corticosteroids. It could also be used together with other peptides to assist in recovery after corticosteroid treatment.

[00:18:55]   How pronounced are the anti-inflammatory effects?

• We are not sure exactly how fast GHK-Cu would act.

[00:21:00]   Corticosteroid injections increase the risk of injury i.e., tendon weakening and injuries.

[00:22:25]   Prophylactic potential of GHK-Cu.

• From a skin regeneration and protection standpoint it has immense value prophylactically.

[00:24:15]   An interesting discussion on hair growth regeneration ensues, do not miss out!

[00:26:59]   peptides by en large, when taken in logical doses, are considered safe.

[00:28:07]   Listen to Dr Carl’s advice to Carl on how to stack and use his prophylactic peptide regimen.

[00:33:54]   Cancer treatment.

• GHK-Cu resets apoptotic mechanisms in skin cells.
• It upregulates genes that would help the body recover from cancer.
• Inhibits neuroblastoma cells when combined with vitamin C.

[00:35:54]   Dosing to improve skin and hair quality.

• Apply topically to specific areas.
• There are local effects in the tissues GHK-Cu is applied to.

[00:37:25]   Should you use Zinc supplementation while pulsing GHK-Cu peptides?

• If testing shows high copper levels, zinc will bring that levels down naturally.
• The balance of copper and zinc levels are extremely important in many metabolic functions in the body.

[00:39:23]   peptides are magic! They resolve problems in the body as opposed to hide or dampen symptoms.

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