Planning to start ahk cu for hair thinning. Finding very

What does ED mean?

Thought you said you been doing topical on top of?

So you’re protocol right now is 3mg ghk ed and 50mg zink on opposite time of day. Because I have been using ghk for 6 months now and I still don’t have clear skin

Oh right got ya

Noted! I’ve always followed the recommendations on pep-pedia but if I find several people doing a higher amount without issues I increase my protocol

And then what are you doing for zink?

Like I said I been on it for 1.5-2years with no issues never done less than 5mg but didn’t see much difference going above that

Feel free to try and up the dose. Personally I turned a bit green from 5mg ed after 3-4 months. Was also using mt2 and had a very bad tan, so than didn’t help on anything. But yeah have also seen people use upwards of 7-8mg ed

I was taking 100mg of zinc in two doses 50mg morning/night but that was when I was bodybuilding, now I take 50mg usually in the morning after breakfast but gonna switch it up like omad said and try it in the evening keeping hair peptides to morning

Definitely be the mt2 😂 I think it’s all person dependent, we recommend most of our clients to start on 2.5mg and then taper up to 5mg with Ghk cu

Depends on lifestyle mate. Like I said when I was blasting gear I was on 100mg only side effects I got were nausea if taken prior to food in the morning

I think RDA is 25mg

Ok thx guys! gonna try to increase my zinc to see what happend but 25mg of zinc on morning for 2mg GHK-CU EOD before bed it seems to be fine for me

Would a 5mg dose of GHKCU put u at risk for copper uglies ? Wondering if I should bump it down after finding out about it lol

That’s what comes in my bottle. Took it for a while felt nothing wrong and natty test came in at 942

ED* my bad

long term maybe but just stay zinced up and the general consensus is that you’ll be okay

It’s usually , excess copper, or other mechanisms. Not necessarily a lack of zinc, but it could be. Zinc helps regulate your copper and magnesium levels, supplementing it will help keep your copper in check. The diminished effectiveness claims are probably bogus. I don’t think zinc would at all.