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The combined effect mimics the natural circadian rhythm of GH release but with a higher amplitude and extended duration
It only works for people whose food allergies are Type I, meaning the person always produces IgE antibodies when they are exposed to the food they are allergic to, and it isnt always effective 20% of the people in the study were not able to tolerate even small amounts of their trigger foods even when taking the medication
Possible Side Effects May Include Injection site irritation Temporary redness or swelling Headaches Fatigue Dizziness Digestive discomfort Water retention Temporary discomfort at injection sites All peptide therapy programs require provider evaluation and ongoing supervision
Stephens, F.B., Wall, B.T
Table of Contents Key Takeaways: GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper peptide found in human plasma, saliva, and urine