Accessed August 1, 2016
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Whether GHK-Cu produces lasting skin changes, whether tolerance develops, and whether long-term copper exposure in skin has adverse effects are unanswered questions
The two agents target distinct receptor systems, but their combined effects on appetite and energy expenditure are not well-studied in humans
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