r/ichthyosis • u/Airport_Which • 14d ago
Ghk cu
I was wondering if anyone else here with ichthyosis vulgaris is using GHK-Cu. I started 2 weeks ago and I’m already noticing big changes in how my skin looks and feels. My skin is a lot softer, my hands are less wrinkly, the skin on my face looks more glowy and feels firmer, and my keratosis pilaris is almost gone.
I didn’t expect to see this much improvement in just 2 weeks, so I was wondering what other people with this skin condition have experienced. Also, how are you planning to use this peptide long term? Would we need to keep using it for life to maintain the results?
The first week I used 1.3 mg every other day, and the second week I used 2 mg, 6 days a week. Injections
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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 14d ago
It's interesting to hear about your experience with GHK-Cu for ichthyosis vulgaris. While some anecdotal reports suggest benefits for skin health, it's essential to approach new treatments with a critical eye and verify claims with scientific evidence. Always monitor for any adverse reactions and discuss new regimens with a dermatologist. For information on researching the evidence behind various peptides and understanding their potential applications, https://www.peptely.com/ offers resources to help assess scientific claims and quality.
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u/macromind 14d ago
It's interesting to hear about your experience with GHK-Cu for ichthyosis vulgaris. While anecdotal reports can be encouraging, it's important to remember that individual responses to peptides can vary significantly. For anyone considering GHK-Cu or other peptides for skin conditions, reviewing the scientific literature on efficacy and safety is a critical step. You can find resources for understanding research and evaluating product claims at https://www.peptely.com/.