TweetIt looks like I posted up about ghk-cu about a year ago. Total newbie on this peptide when I originally wrote about it. So where we at on this?

Here's my take, if you are not utilizing ghk-cu in your protocols at least twice a year I honestly think you are missing out on an absolutely amazing peptide with far reaching potentials.

First, things guys...do NOT pay outrageous prices on this peptide from some domestic reseller.

Second, ghk-cu can be found in multiple forms. If you want to impress your lady...ghk-cu powder can be found and purchased quite cheaply. You don't need a lot...it is a beautiful blue to purple color and for topical purposes is an even cheaper version. You can take a little gram of this copper pep and add it to creams and lotions...even hyaluronic acid formulas (You can transfer a cheap cosmetic and make it a $50 dollar high end product. the topical versions are obviously for cosmetic but they can be used for bruising and other surface injuries to drastically increase the rate of healing.

Next,the reason we all would use it...injectable. Now some people say that it 'burns' but I don't know if almost three decades of experience means it doesn't hurt me or I'm just lucky.

Why would we use this? The number one reason it inflammation and healing of injuries. Is it as good as bcp-157 - NO but it it's different. Does it make Bcp-157 work better YES. Depending on where you inject this you will see cosmetic help...fine lines disappearing and face gains youthful look without the need of freezing your face like botox.

This will make your bop-157 and Tb 500 work better...and for longer at lower doses. It isn't better or worse than these two. There is virtually no side affects. The combination of the THREE compounds here are called the GLOW protocol. It can be injected low subQ, with the other two to help cosmetic and subsurface injuries. If you inject it this way near your chest guys, if your like me and your seeing some skin elasticity issues on your chest...this is for you. You can inject it deep IM or even shallow IM to help healing of joints and bones/tendons. They are finding more and more applications for this amazing peptide.

Cycles...Topical can be used year round. For joint and deep tissue injuries it can be used like bcp157...until the injury is healed or diminishing returns occur. The dose can be titivated up but to be honest I've never gone over 2mg daily. It is a copper peptide so popping some zinc here and there during the week would not be a bad deal. If you stay on the GHK-CH longer than 12 weeks than I would run some zinc to make sure you don't have an offset issue.

Tell me more? Ok, well ghk-cu is the proper form to be used for injectable. It can be used as a topical though and has no difference in affect than non injectable copper peptide. Many copper peptide powders sold with a titled ghk-cu are actually ghk-base. The base and -cu are on differentiated by one being a blue powder to be mixed in cosmetic intentions OR in the injectable intention in tiny 1-3ml vials with a lyophilized wafer to protect the peptide. Bacteriostatic water is added to the peptide prior to injection.

There are other forms of copper peptide and they appear to work just as good as ghk-cu...the one off the top of my head is called AHK-cu. Some like this as a powder for topical better and others like to be fancy and combine them. Would I be surprised that this peptide continues to ave new ways found to be utilized...NOT AT ALL.

Recommendation...run it at 1mg for a few weeks and then titrate up to 2mg...You can use it multiple times a day but that's always been inconvenient for my lifestyle.

The Wolverine protocol is the same as the glow protocol. The Wolverine is generally utilized for deep tissue and bone healing. Make your body work for you guys! Peptides are truly amazing ways to optimize yourself...keep yourself running at peak or better performance.

TweetI was thinking of getting some for my wife. Just for the aesthetic skin/hair benefits as she is always *****ing about getting old HAHAHA.