Dr. Joy Kong explains how GHK-Copper, a small peptide, crosses into cell nuclei and resets thousands of genes to younger activity levels. It boosts genes for tissue repair and collagen while suppressing inflammation genes, essentially telling your body to act like it did when younger.
And the second mechanism, which is where it gets really fascinating, is that GHK-Copper is a master regulator of gene expression. It's actually a bioregulator. So these are tiny chains of amino acids, so small that they can go across cell nucleus to change genetic expression of the DNA. So we know as we age, our DNA degrades gradually, and research have found that GHK-Copper can reset thousands of human genes back to a younger and more active state. So what GHK-Copper can do is that it can turn up the volume on genes responsible for tissue repair and for collagen synthesis and antioxidant defense. In the meantime, it can turn down the volume in genes associated with chronic inflammation and tissue destruction. It doesn't force the body to do something unnatural. It simply reminds the body on how it used to heal when it was younger.
