GHK-Cu (glycine-L-histidine-lysine) is a small copper-binding peptide, which has a remarkable and well-documented ability to improve wound healing and tissue regeneration, regulate remodeling of connective tissue and synthesis of collagen, elastin and glycosaminoglycans, reduce inflammation and scarring, increase antioxidant-enzymes and protect cells from toxic by-products of lipid peroxidation
I find the chronic injury situation illustrates an important principle: peptides accelerate natural healing but cannot force tissue to repair that has fundamentally changed over years of dysfunction
Counts SE, Perez SE, Ginsberg SD, Mufson EJ (2010) Neuroprotective role for galanin in Alzheimers disease
Macroscopically, the defects treated with BPC 157 were smaller in size and depth and subsequently full tendon integrity was re-established (Staresinic et al
B12 supports nervous system function and energy metabolism, helping counter the fatigue that often accompanies calorie restriction