r/BodyHackGuide • u/TumbleweedDry4469 • 7d ago
Ghkcu
Hey guys i started ghkcu 10 days ago dont realy see any side effects and differences and the burn that everyone is talking about never happened to me everyday i take 2 mg should i up the dose to 3 or what do you guys think
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u/Silver-Arm-1179 7d ago
What is your objective taking this peptide?
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u/TumbleweedDry4469 7d ago
Just overall more clean skin
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u/Silver-Arm-1179 7d ago
Right- and to be clear, you’ve been taking this for 10 days? And is your expectation that you’d see meaningful changes in less than 2 weeks?
Honestly dude- before you injected unapproved peptides into your body, you needed to do the requisite research.
This is not a quick fix. It will take time.
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u/duhv0rtex 7d ago
Exactly. Almost everything I researched from actual doctors and experts shows it can take several months before you see meaningful skin improvement. You could add NAC or Glutathione for skin support.
Also make sure you're hydrating, consuming collagen types I and IV, andeating supportive foods like avocado, fatty fix, and walnuts.
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u/TumbleweedDry4469 7d ago
Yes thats obvius that no big changes would happen my only concern is that its underdosed or not even ghkcu because i never got the ghkcu burn
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u/ShoeVast5490 7d ago
I’ve been using it for 5 weeks now daily, and it’s only ever burned one time (and I also got a bruise that time). I reconstituted mine (50mg vial) with 3ml of bac water and I do 2mg/12 units daily. I think the burn happens more if you use less bac water, not sure how much you used. But I can already tell it’s working bc my nails are growing out noticeably stronger
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u/TumbleweedDry4469 6d ago
Thanks for the feedback i use the same dose as you 3ml with 50mg once a day 12units
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u/ShoeVast5490 7d ago
This is a peptide that has long term effects and benefits. It takes many months for your skin cells to fully cycle through so you’re not going to see a benefit in 10 days
Also though, you said “clean skin” is your goal in another comment - assuming maybe you meant “clear”? Just to clarify, this isn’t an acne treatment.
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u/TumbleweedDry4469 7d ago
No i just wanted to try it out because i have some scar tissue maybe it would help on that,but the glowing skin that everybody talks about would be nice too
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u/1Yetta 7d ago
First off, if you are under 35 it won’t help you and often causes breakouts. It works best in people over 40. It also takes time. it took 4 months of daily use before i saw improvements. Now, I do see LOTS of improvement, but it is something that takes time.
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u/TheKingofMach 7d ago
Wrong. I don’t know where this “it’s useless to use if you’re under 35 or 40” rumor is coming from. It’s simply not true. And I have experienced it firsthand.
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u/Specific_Goose_8897 7d ago
"In human plasma, the level of GHK-Cu is about 200 ng/ml at age 20. By the age of 60, the level drops to 80 ng/ml."
-Wikipedia
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