Senescent human fibroblasts resist programmed cell death, and failure to suppress bcl2 is involved
Long-term safety data spanning multiple months of use show that copper peptides are well-tolerated, with adverse effects reported in less than 1% of study participants
It also reduces inflammation, which can be a cause of redness and pigmentation
But before diving into a protocol, its crucial to evaluate the potential risks, side effects, and unknowns especially for long-term use
(ii) Cu 2+ induces the secretion of acidic SMase from leukocytes which in turn leads to accumulation of erythrocytic ceramide [131] and (iii) treatment of erythrocytes with extracellular SMase resulted in ceramide-associated alterations in membrane-cytoskeleton interactions and membrane organization [125]
Injections: Results can be seen within 1 to 3 months of treatment, with consistent weekly or bi-weekly injections