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Episode 4 · September 25, 2026 · 3:30

GHK-Cu and copper peptides: what the skin and hair evidence shows

Copper peptides are in serums everywhere. What small human skin studies show, why hair claims rest on lab data, and why injected GHK-Cu is a very different question.

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Nicholas separates topical from injected copper peptides: what GHK-Cu creams have shown in small human studies, the thin hair evidence, AHK-Cu's lab-only data, and the FDA's concerns about injectables.

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In this episode

  • 00:00 Cold open and intro
  • 00:40 What GHK-Cu is
  • 01:02 What it does in the lab
  • 01:15 What's been shown in people
  • 01:45 Hair claims and AHK-Cu
  • 02:02 Topical vs injected
  • 02:28 Choosing a copper peptide product
  • 02:53 How to read the claims
  • 03:06 Wrap-up and Amino Club code

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Educational information only, not medical advice. Talk to a licensed clinician before starting, stopping or changing any medication. Research-grade peptides are not FDA-approved drugs.

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GHK-Cu and copper peptides: what the skin and hair evidence shows

Copper peptides are in serums everywhere. Here is what has been shown in people, what is still lab work, and why topical and injected use are very different questions.

Peptides in this episode

This is educational information, not medical advice.