sermorelin and ghk-cu together sermorelin + ghk-cu + citrulline

R., Beveridge, S

This human tripeptide, GHK, occurs naturally in your plasma, saliva, and urine, although levels decline as you age, particularly in individuals over the age of 40 and above, one of several factors contributing to visible signs of aging

The peptide exerts its effects through several pathways: 1

Researcher Loren Pickart, PhD, who first isolated GHK from human plasma, described it as having a "profound effect on the reset of human genes toward a more youthful state." More recent genomic analyses confirm that GHK-Cu shifts gene expression patterns in aging tissue toward patterns characteristic of much younger tissue effectively acting as a biological reset at the cellular level