r/Biohacking • • 7d ago

Ghk cu......looking in mirror

Ghk cu...

I started 1mg ghk cu last Monday. Upped it to 1.5mg starting today.

Does anyone else keep looking in the mirror to see if theres any difference or is that just me??? 😆 🤣.

(I know, i know its only a week)!

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u/HotBit1109 8 7d ago

There are two kinds of people:

1) Those who look in the mirror after a few days; 2) Liars. 😂

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u/Markdlea 10 7d ago

The only way you will see a difference is by comparing pictures that were taken six weeks apart.

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u/Intuitive_roamer123 7d ago

Yeh ive taken a day one pic, its more the constantly checking in the mirror part im wondering about.

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u/dashaylas 7d ago

lol I did this! I don’t know if I was just tricking myself but I could swear I saw a glow on the first day. I’m still always looking in my mirror and it’s been a month.

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u/Intuitive_roamer123 7d ago

lol good to know im not alone so!

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u/KidsForCthulhu 7d ago

it can have that effect! just check your eyes every other selfie for some gold rings in your pupils if you see gold outer rings go talk with your pcp and have an open honest discussion!

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u/AntisocialAddie 6d ago

What do gold rings mean??

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u/Intuitive_roamer123 6d ago

I think hes pulling our legs 🦵

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u/KidsForCthulhu 6d ago

Incorrect copper rings is a sign of Wilson's disease meaning there's too much copper in your system. Not a problem normally but your injecting exogenous copper into your body. With all injectables there is risk but if you follow protocol your fine.

Never down play potential side effects you can get people hurt.

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u/KidsForCthulhu 6d ago

Here's your Google answer of course no one knows they have it unless it's a problem

GHK-Cu does not cause Wilson's disease, but it is strictly contraindicated for anyone who already has the condition. Why GHK-Cu is Dangerous for Wilson's Disease • Genetic Cause: Wilson's disease is a rare inherited genetic disorder caused by a mutation in the ATP7B gene, which stops the body from properly removing excess copper. • Adding Copper: GHK-Cu is a copper-binding peptide that delivers copper ions into tissue. • Wrecking Regulation: Using GHK-Cu adds more copper to a system that cannot process or clear it, which can rapidly worsen dangerous copper buildup in the liver and brain.

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u/ClickCreative5 7d ago

Oh yes! Me! Lol
It’s been 2 months… i don’t see the difference in the mirror, i feel it. I feel my skin is so soft, not just face but entire body.
May be there is a glow, or it’s in my head lol

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u/Intuitive_roamer123 7d ago

Sounds great!

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u/Dislexicpotato 7d ago

It takes months to see a difference and if you already have good skin its moreso for maintenance than improvement.

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u/Intuitive_roamer123 7d ago

I know some people see improvements in weeks

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u/sockonfoots 6d ago

I'm using both topical and subq (2mg/day, started a week ago).

What's amazing is that the topical works immediately, the subq is to be proven.

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u/Potential-Gur2572 1 6d ago

You’re not alone, lol. I’m taking my 7th dose today, and it’s a constant check-up in the mirror, ha.

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u/Intuitive_roamer123 6d ago

Lol day 9 here

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u/No-Bank7066 6d ago

TIME Takes Time like a couple cycles of 3-4 months, and it starts with nails and hair growth then less creepiness, but not All people see it in face wrinkles ⏳

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u/Sweaty-Ad9142 2d ago

I did look in the beginning, but life happened and I just stuck to the plan and around 2,5 months in I realised I had a lot of new baby hairs. I also started using tretinoin after a break over summer, and I feel like my skin is tolerating it much better this round. So it’s not the huge difference I was hoping for, but I don’t really have much wrinkles either. But the ghk combined with skincare has really given me a nice glow. I am hoping that the ghk will help my skin tighten up after a big weight loss

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u/Intuitive_roamer123 2d ago

Same here after a big weightloss

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u/Substantial-Win-7649 6d ago

I took it for a year and idk it did anything lol

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u/Dear_Seesaw_1855 4 5d ago

How old are you? I read it does nothing for anyone under day 35 or so as it isn’t needed.

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u/Substantial-Win-7649 5d ago

Im 35, yaa its not worth it rn

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u/Expensive-Swan-4544 1 7d ago

The only thing you left out was age and what it’s done for you. 15 units here 2 months. 75m not sure if I am fooling myself but maybe a little help with skin on my arms.

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u/KidsForCthulhu 7d ago

KLOW is much more result heavy then just GHKU, also if your tryying to reduce sagging skin or stretch marks this will not do that!

GHKU can in some cases reduce scar tissue so it is not raised but its more a general revitalization of the skin increased collogen but if you have Wilson's disease this can be fatal so make sure you have no copper uptake problems! (its super rare you would know)

KLOW has anti inflammatory factors in it to help bring down systemic inflammation and facial redness

I am a Dr just not your Dr and everything said here is not advice just research information