NNMT is active in fat tissue and has been associated in medical literature with metabolic changes seen in obesity and insulin resistance
As we age, natural levels of GHK-Cu decline significantly, contributing to thinner skin, crepey skin texture, slower healing, loss of elasticity, and progressive hair thinning that patients throughout San Ramon, Pleasanton, Danville, and the Tri-Valley are increasingly seeking to address
Thank you, Nina, for sharing your perspective with the Artemis community
This is because age can affect how well the body absorbs and uses B12
[35] Shown to promote collagen production, using copper peptides topically on the scalp will help strengthen already existing hair, while stimulating growth in areas that are lacking thickness
GHK-Cu is not a controlled substance in the UK and can be legally supplied for laboratory research purposes only