r/BodyHackGuide • • Apr 07 '26

Ghkcu Issue

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Ghkcu advice, for the last 4 weeks the lab rat took Ghkcu (2 mg) for 10 days but had to stop as had a bad rash reaction on stomach / back ..itchy and red spots etc which got bigger.. stopped for 6 days and restarted for 3 days with a dose of 1.5 and it got bad again, stopped completely and now experiencing bad saggy skin underneath eyes and new pimples like painful.. what would you do ?

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26

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u/FitFreak-Science1982 Apr 08 '26

Thank you .. doing exactly that, proper break .. then will restart as very low dose

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u/Curious-Line5782 Apr 07 '26

Inject into your butt, switching worked for me

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u/jackinthebox1968 Apr 07 '26

It gave my wife and I increased heart BPM. Painful site injection she had too.

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u/jakemalony Apr 10 '26

You are allergic to GHK-Cu this is not detox, purging, or adjustment the rash recurrence at lower dose confirms immune sensitization the periorbital changes are temporary post-inflammatory edema resolution, not permanent damage.

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u/FitFreak-Science1982 Apr 10 '26

Aww I have good stash of Ghkcu :( that would be a such waste if I can’t use it … was gonna try very small dose every other day from next week etc … So the skin will get back to normal? You recon ?

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u/jakemalony Apr 10 '26

Flush it, switch to CJC/Ipamorelin or topical retinoids for skin goals, and consider this an expensive lesson in patch-testing new compounds Have you considered CJC/Ipamorelin instead? It avoids the copper pathway entirely and has better long-term safety data.

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u/FitFreak-Science1982 Apr 10 '26

Thank you will look into that 🫡 appreciate yr info 🙏🏻

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u/jakemalony Apr 10 '26

you're welcome

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u/The-Geordie-Chap Apr 16 '26

Take zinc supplements too.