Mechanism: GHK-Cu modulates over 4,000 human genes approximately 6% of the human genome
Glutathione and Taurine When the body is overburdened by toxins such as Mercury, pesticides, VOC's, Reactive Oxygen Species (free radicals), or the chronic use of pain medications such as Vicodin and Tylenol (acetominophin conjugates with GSH, sulfate, and other sulfur amino acids (SAA's) so strongly that the Liver is completely stripped of GSH and other Sulfur containing binding proteins, which leads to Liver cirrhosis and hepatic failure), our Liver's stores of Glutathione becomes greatly depleted
Tryptophan Metabolism and Neurotransmission Quinolinic acid, predominantly produced by microglial cells, is also an excitatory neurotoxic compound that functions via its ability to activate the glutamate NMDA receptors, and effect that is in opposition that of kynurenic acid
The most effective sites are the deltoid (upper arm), thigh, or buttocks always administered by a trained healthcare provider