For some it is even controversial if they even do anything at all
Some patients and clinicians have explored extended dosing intervals due to various factors including medication cost, supply shortages, injection fatigue, or perceived adequate response at lower frequencies
But GHK-Cu is about more than just aesthetics, this is not a simple peptide
These issues can include: Dry mouth (xerostomia) and persistent thirst Tooth decay and increased cavities Tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods Enamel erosion and visible wear on teeth Gum irritation , bleeding, or receding gums Bad breath that persists despite good hygiene Cracked or brittle teeth Slower healing after dental procedures While not everyone on GLP-1 medications will experience these problems, awareness is the first step in prevention
Pre-treatment assessment should include comprehensive evaluation of MS disease status, current disability level (typically using the Expanded Disability Status Scale), and review of recent neurological findings to establish a baseline
These publications help frame GHK-Cu as a biologically active copper-binding peptide rather than as an established treatment for every claimed use
