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The safety profile for low-dose self-administered peptides is acceptable for self-use
The results of this study indicate that a formulation of 200 mg NLNG per mL of an almond oil-based solution is effective in raising GSH and GSH Total levels in whole blood of healthy human participants
According to the current warning label, common side effects of GLP-1s are: Nausea Vomiting Stomach pain Constipation Diarrhea Other mild gastrointestinal issues More severe reported side effects that have been reported but not included on the warning label include: Gastroparesis Intestinal blockages Inflammation of the pancreas Blood clots Eye disease While GLP-1s like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are effective treatments for diabetes, they certainly present risks
The copper binding mechanism distinguishes GHK-Cu from other peptides
GLP-1 agonists are being used in combination with basal insulin (Dungan & DeSantis, 2016), although this is not an FDA-approved indication (see rxlist.com) they should not be used as a substitute for basal insulin, as this has been found to result in a decline in glycemic control)(Dungan & DeSantis, 2016) Clinical trials indicate it can reduce HbA1c by ~0.8% Undergoes renal clearance, with dosage reduction needed if creatinine clearance falls to 1.5
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