They are subject to cosmetic labeling and safety rules, not pharmaceutical standards
It was originally studied for healing ulcers and gut lining, but researchers quickly found it had regenerative effects in muscle, tendon, ligament, nerve, and even bone tissue
Subsequent gene-expression analyses cited in the review identified GHK-Cu as modulating expression of approximately one-third of human genes, with a pattern consistent with reversal of age-related transcriptomic shifts
Well, I know we were chatting about topics that for today's podcasts in the pre show and glutathione was one of these topics that kind of came to mind based on challenges that we're seeing with our patients based on things that we're seeing in our comments section on our pages, and we decided glutathione will be a great topic for the show today
It works by enhancing collagen production leading to tissue repair and cellular regeneration
It's not like a vitamin where improper storage just makes it 'a bit less effective'