Katie Mullen starts using GHK-Cu, a peptide she hopes will fix post-pregnancy hair, nail, and skin damage. She mixes the powder with solvent using online calculators, describing the process as feeling like a mad scientist in her kitchen.
Hi friends, today we're talking about peptides.
I decided to start a peptide called GHK-Cu, which is supposed to be really beneficial for your hair, your nails, and skin. I'm hoping it will help with like my redness, collagen, and aging. I don't know. And after kids, my hair has never quite been the same, so I'm going to give it a try. Today we are going to reconstitute. It's a new word I learned. When you buy a peptide, it can come in powder form, and so you have to Mix it yourself with this backwater. I don't really know exactly what it stands for, but you mix it yourself, which math is hard. I found some calculators online that helped. So here goes nothing. Day one, GHKCU.
Feel like a mad scientist. You roll it, don't shake it. Here we go.
