GHK-Cu for Post-Surgical Skin Healing
Dr. Jones recommends GHK-Cu (GHK copper) as a peptide to consider for healing after skin removal surgery. He states it 'helps with healing' and would be a peptide worth considering for post-surgical recovery. No specific dosage or protocol was provided.
GHK-Cu demolishes other peptides in blends
Dr. Bachmeyer claims GHK-Cu 'demolishes' other peptides when combined in the same vial, likely referencing the copper ion's reactivity with other peptide sequences. He states this as a known issue beyond the half-life mismatch problem, though he doesn't elaborate on the specific degradation mechanism in this video.
BPC-157, TB-500, and GHK-Cu blend criticism — incompatible half-lives
Dr. Bachmeyer argues blends of BPC-157, TB-500, and GHK-Cu are ineffective for two reasons: (1) they get corrupted inside the vial, and (2) incompatible half-lives make co-administration illogical. TB-500 has a ~5-day half-life (dosed near-weekly) while BPC-157 has a ~1-day half-life (dosed daily). You either micro-dose TB-500 (which he says just 'tickles receptors' and doesn't work) or skip days of BPC-157. He also states GHK-Cu 'demolishes' in blends (copper interaction).