Mentioned 13 times on 2 shows. Most recently heard 01/10/2026.
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“What's your experience with peptides? What have you found to be useful? Definitely those two for sure. And then as of late, you hear GHK. That's the copper thing people use for skin and hair. Some of that. I feel like that's been kind of clearing me up a little. More so, it's like more of an inflammation reduction kind of thing.”
“There's no human evidence as far as, no good human evidence. And then there are these other kind of dot, dot, dot ones, I would say GHK copper, for skin appearance. Those are the three biggies that seem...”
“like tesamorelin, MK-677, and others. And we talk about things like GHK copper, which nowadays many people are using to promote collagen synthesis and repair for aesthetic reasons, like improving skin, hair, and so on.”
“Something similar happens in America with GPR. GHK copper, which is another tripeptide that's technically like the collagen regulator. So pinealon is the brain regulator. We're going to talk about this. And GHK copper is the collagen regulator. But so far, the side effects we've noticed, we have probably the biggest anecdotal compilation of N equals one.”
“So biology likes to use metals with different amino acid structures, hemoglobin with iron, GHK copper with copper. Thymulin is zinc-dependent. So it's a 9-amino acid peptide with zinc inside. To do its effects, that will develop NK cells and T cells, stimulate the immune response.”
“maybe women should take it too for all those reasons and more. And it kind of reverted back to like the muscle thing. GHK-Cu is a tripeptide with a copper ion in the middle. It's glycine, histidine, and lysine. It's actually found in type 1 collagen fibers.”
“So similar to the BPC, they would cut rats open, inject GHK copper in a different site, and they'd get faster wound repair of the skin tissue from injecting this. So that's, you know, it's become synonymous with BPC-157, TB-500, Wolverine stack, which someone online just made up.”
“you know, denaturing of different peptides. That's beyond this discussion. Point is, GHK copper, it both upregulates the synthesis side of collagen and the breakdown side of collagen. So because when you're remodeling tissue, if you're just rebuilding it, you're going to get like very pathogenic structures.”
“because there's a lot of connective tissue in the lungs between the different alveoli. And there's some hype there of using GHK copper as a regenerative from that side. How many people are trying to regenerate their lungs? Is this for like COPD? COPD and smokers. It's a big, big industry.”
“There are a few other things I'd like to talk about if you're willing to give us time. We should close the hatch on GHK-Cu. I just spoke. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I saw it in your eyes. You're like, he said it wrong. Do I correct him? Yes, correct me. Everyone else does.”
“Because it seems that the blue pigment and the red light seem to be synergistic in that effect. There's also some literature when it comes to GHK-CU for post-UV damage. So people that are, you know, sun friendly can use GHK-CU topically to alleviate some of the photo damage.”
“But for people that, you know, aren't as responsible. You can use GHK-CU as a. Or listen to the derms who are slightly more sun positive. Like especially low UV index sun when the sun is low in the sky.”
“So people are taking GHK-CU cream, putting it on and then doing red light therapy. And there are human data that that perhaps can augment some of the collagen reparative. Yes. Some of the photo aging effects, some of the effects of aging when compared to like different retinols and stuff like that.”