GHK-Cu References Show Who and What Was Studied

Each bracketed number leads to the study behind a claim

A bracketed number on another page matches one study below. The listing gives the paper name, year, and a direct link.

Start by asking who was tested. A person, a rat, and a skin cell can’t give you the same kind of answer.

Then check whether the paper tested GHK-Cu, plain GHK, a close cousin, or a mixed product. Several hair findings came from a mix or a cousin, not pure GHK-Cu.

One research group also wrote several early reviews. I’d want to know that before treating broad repair or aging claims as settled.

The study references let you compare the claim with the paper. The contact page explains how to flag a mismatch.

The links were checked from public study pages at the same time. Each claim gets an equal check against its public source.

Begin with the plain summary, then open the paper if you want more. You won’t need a lab degree to spot who was studied.