Wu, S.-G
Age-Related Decline In the body, GHK-Cu naturally occurs at concentrations of approximately 200 ng/mL in plasma at age 20, but these levels decline progressively with age to less than 80 ng/mL by age 60 - this age-related decline correlates with decreased tissue repair capacity, skin aging, and impaired regenerative responses, leading to the hypothesis that GHK-Cu decline contributes to aging phenotypes and that restoration of youthful levels through supplementation could have anti-aging benefits
Now, there are other chemical modifications on proteins that we wont talk about today, because this methylation of DNA seems to be extremely important for this packing process, and for aging itself
After accumulation in certain tissues, they then induce a variety of adverse effects in various body systems, and when symptomatic, they are generally described as causing heavy metal-mediated toxicity
Citation: Pickart L
I thought maybe I developed an allergy to a certain food