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[2] Second, in cultured dermal microvascular and fibroblast models, GHK-Cu exposure has been associated with increased vascular endothelial growth factor expression, a change that could enhance perifollicular microcirculation

Together, they stimulate GH release through two independent pathways simultaneously, producing a stronger and more physiologic pulse than either achieves alone

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These signals support biologic plausibility and justify further translational investigation, but do not establish clinical benefit