The short answer: GHK-Cu dosage is individualised - most clinical and research protocols use 0.52 mg per day subcutaneously, but many patients do not inject every day at all
This single ingredient is what allows for a multi-use vial
For use in anaemias resulting from Vitamin B12 deficiency in dogs, cats, horses and cattle
B12 is essential for the synthesis and maturation of red and white blood cells, as well as influences the production of antibodies, which are integral components of the adaptive immune response [48]
The product appears under general medical supply or sterile diluent listings
[23] Increased longitudinal cohort studies or randomised controlled trials are required to understand the mechanisms between vitamin B 12 and metabolic outcomes, and to potentially offer interventions to improve maternal and offspring health