High-Quality Protein: Foods rich in cysteine, like whey protein (if tolerated) and eggs, provide the building blocks your liver needs
The "reduced" form of glutathione is its active and most bioavailable state, making it readily available for cellular function
Expert Guidance A Registered Nurse Practitioner oversees the process
GHK-Cu Dosage for Hair: Topical Protocol The most common GHK-Cu for hair protocol uses a topical serum applied directly to thinning areas of the scalp: Concentration: 25% GHK-Cu in a carrier serum (often with propylene glycol or liposomal delivery for penetration) Amount per application: 12 mL applied to affected scalp areas, massaged in for 60 seconds Frequency: Once or twice daily
Research suggests that glutathione's antioxidant properties may help protect hair follicles from oxidative stress and inflammation, thereby preserving hair thickness and vitality
Unlike finasteride, which is not approved for women, copper peptides work through non-hormonal pathways: Follicle enlargement via Wnt/beta-catenin signalling Improved scalp circulation via angiogenesis Anti-inflammatory protection reducing follicle miniaturisation Women experiencing diffuse thinning, post-partum shedding, or early-stage androgenetic alopecia can all benefit from regular use
