"The problem with these medications is that they've shown some benefits in animal models, but they have not been proven to be effective or safe in humans." Alex shared that he gets his peptides from a clinic and knows what's in them
Who Should Avoid Copper Peptides Most people can safely use copper peptides, but caution is warranted in certain situations: Wilson's disease or other copper metabolism disorders Known allergy to copper or peptide ingredients Active scalp infections or open wounds Pregnancy and breastfeeding (insufficient safety data) When in doubt, consult a dermatologist or healthcare provider before starting treatment
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